[ppml] Metric for rejecting policy proposals: AC candidate question
Sandy Murphy
sandy at tislabs.com
Tue Oct 3 13:03:32 EDT 2006
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>If a change to the Number Resource Policy Manual (NRPM) is required, >the IRPEP is what is to be followed. True. But is the converse true as well? That is, is the IRPEP restricted to considering ONLY changes to the NRPM? I see text that says: Policies are documented community decisions that determine the rules by which Internet numbering resources are managed and administered by ARIN. It is important that policies be distinctly separated from activities that are considered to be general practices and procedures of ARIN. This does not specifically say that only changes to the NRPM are policies. And there was ample opportunity for those who crafted this language to say exactly that. I presume that means that those who crafted this language did not mean to limit policies to changes to the NRPM. I would say that "you must sign this RSA" is a rule by which ARIN manages and administers number resources, i.e., a policy that the membership could change in the IRPEP, rather than an activity considered to be general practice and procedure. You may interpret this differently. But is there anywhere that specifically says that *only* NPRM changes are subject to the IRPEP? --Sandy
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