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RECOMMENDATION OF THE BOARD GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE (BGC) RECONSIDERATION REQUEST 171 1 JUNE 2017 ___ The Requestor, Russ Smith, seeks reconsideration of the ICANN Contractual Compliance departments

How to fill out rebuttal to reconsideration request

How to fill out rebuttal to reconsideration request

1. Review the reconsideration request thoroughly to understand the reason for the denial.
2. Gather all the necessary and relevant supporting documents to strengthen your case.
3. Clearly state your reasons for disagreeing with the reconsideration decision.
4. Address each point raised in the reconsideration request one by one.
5. Provide factual and persuasive arguments to support your position.
6. Organize your rebuttal in a logical and coherent manner.
7. Ensure to maintain a professional tone and avoid personal attacks.
8. Include relevant references, evidence, or examples to validate your claims.
9. Proofread and edit your rebuttal for clarity and conciseness.
10. Submit your rebuttal to the appropriate authority within the specified deadline.

Who needs rebuttal to reconsideration request?

1. Individuals who have received a denial on their reconsideration request.
2. Applicants looking to challenge the decision made in a reconsideration request.
3. People who believe there was an error or misunderstanding in the initial decision.
4. Anyone seeking to present additional evidence or arguments to support their case.
5. Individuals who want to exercise their right to appeal a decision through a rebuttal.

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What is rebuttal to reconsideration request?

A rebuttal to a reconsideration request is a formal statement or argument that addresses and counters the points made in the original request for reconsideration, typically in order to reinforce the original decision or position.

Who is required to file rebuttal to reconsideration request?

Generally, the party that made the original decision or affected stakeholders who wish to maintain the original decision are required to file a rebuttal to the reconsideration request.

How to fill out rebuttal to reconsideration request?

To fill out a rebuttal to a reconsideration request, follow the prescribed format provided by the governing body, include a clear reference to the request being rebutted, state your position, provide supporting evidence or arguments, and conclude with a summary of your stance.

What is the purpose of rebuttal to reconsideration request?

The purpose of a rebuttal to a reconsideration request is to provide a counter-argument or clarification that defends the original decision and addresses the concerns raised in the reconsideration request.

What information must be reported on rebuttal to reconsideration request?

The rebuttal should report the original decision details, the specific points made in the reconsideration request, the counterarguments, any relevant evidence, and other support for maintaining the original decision.