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Address & Protocol Councils Moderator: Ole Jacobsen Introduction: Partick Greenwald Rapporteur: Keith Mitchell About 20 attendees

Address Council –Lack of consensus on whether users should be represented directly in councils If yes, by what mechanism ? –IP number space is different from name space: finite resource, technical constraints –Need appeals/dispute resolution process for address council/RIR decisions –Need to distinguish between cases specific to particular regions from general issues –Don't forget routing identifiers (AS#s) and in-addr.arpa domain !

Protocol Council –IETF/IAB as supporting organisation –RFC 2026, 2027 describes IETF/IAB structure and democratic processes –Opportunity for input into this process via Chicago IETF meeting 24-28th –Should other Internet-relevant standards bodies e.g. W3C, ISO, ITU be represented ?