[arin-ppml] High Level Plan for Clarifying Legacy Resource Policy

Martin Hannigan hannigan at gmail.com
Thu Jun 14 20:18:37 EDT 2012


Generally, D is a non starter due to legal issues.  , but it's probably
fixable.

This would be a good start. We have proposals on deck. Do we accept onto
tbhe AC docket to work? I believe this accepting would be appropriate based
on discussion volumes.

Best

Marty

On Thursday, June 14, 2012, David Farmer wrote:

> From the discussions we have had I thought it might be a good idea to put
> down a high level plan for clarifying Legacy Resource Policy.  What does
> the community think?
>
> It is providing in an outline form, dashed items are my initial comments
>
> Is there anything missing?
>
> There seems to be little community support for eliminating or waving needs
> assessment for recipients of transfer of resources Legacy or otherwise.
>  So, I'm not sure those part of 171 are useful to create policy that can
> gain consensus.  I'll leave at that an not comment more.
>
> ------
>
> A. Define Legacy Resources
>
> - I believe 172 with Scott's mods is a good start on this
>
> B. Policies applies to all resources allocated by ARIN or one of its
> predecessor registries, unless transferred to the control of another RIR.
>
> - I think this is a given from NRPM Section 1.  But should be clearly
> stated and probably just added as a clarification to Section 1.
>
> C. Legacy Resources will not be reclaimed solely for lack of use
>
> - Essentially already policy via the LRSA terms, lets just clearly make it
> policy.  Probably should go in a new Legacy Resource Section.
>
> D. ARIN needs a clear policy mechanism to reclaim Legacy Resources from
> defunct organization that are not otherwise covered by a signed RSA or
> LRSA, resources covered by RSA or LRSA have such a mechanism, non-payment
> of fees results in recovery. This needs proper protections, like
> commercially reasonable efforts to find a successor organization or a
> trustee of its estate, etc...  NOTE: However, all resource holders have
> allows had a clear obligation to maintain valid POC information. So at one
> level it is an organizations responsibility to remain contactable by ARIN.
>
> -  This will be a lot of work, but we GOT to do it.  We've needed to do it
> for a long while.  Probably should go in a new Legacy Resource Section.
>
> E. Chain of Custody Validation
>
> -  This needs some work but whats in 171 might be a starting point.
> Probably should go in a new Legacy Resource Section.
>
> F. M&A transfers (8.2) maintain legacy status
>
> - I think Marc's proposal is a good start on this, but I make comment in
> that thread
>
> G. Other transfers (8.3) do not maintain legacy status
>
> - Could be added to Marc's proposal or could be a new one.  But it should
> be clearly stated.
>
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