[arin-ppml] 8.2 Transfers at ARIN

[John Curran]

On Dec 5, 2013, at 4:27 AM, David Huberman <David.Huberman at microsoft.com> wrote:

>> We recently responded on 27 November 2013 to your request for statistics related to new entrants; are your policy development efforts in that area now concluded?
> 
> My efforts related to NRPM section 4 (and by extension, section 8 which relies on section 4) are not concluded.  I think this community has a lot of work to do to fix the problems network operators are encountering when coming up against both marketplace reality and ARIN policy reality.  As a simple perusal of the PPML archives will reveal, the stats ARIN provided prompted discussion among participating PPML members. This discussion continues today, and will continue through Chicago and future PDP cycles.
> 
> I could submit a policy proposal that includes the 4.2 and 4.3 changes I have recently advocated on the mailing list, but doing so right now is a bit premature, I think.  (And perhaps it's not, but I think it's better to be conservative.)   More discussion is needed.  A better understanding of the big picture is needed.  Remember: section 4 directly affects section 8 requests.  More data is needed for the big picture to be understood, and today's stats request goes towards that goal.
> 
> I think I can safely assert that all of us look forward to ARIN's continuing cooperation by gathering and posting data to PPML when requested so we can all understand where the deficiencies (and successes) lie.

David - 
 
  We're happy to provide additional information to aid in number resource policy 
  development, but note that we also have to efficiently manage finite resources
  and thus the pace of such ad-hoc reporting...

  Attached is the information sought regarding 8.2 transfer requests, approvals, 
  and completions, broken down by year including 2013 YTD. 

Thanks! (and Happy Holidays!)
/John

John Curran
President and CEO
ARIN

=== 8.2 Transfer Request Stats

2011: 

422 8.2 transfers requested
226 8.2 transfers approved (54%)
209 8.2 transfers completed (50%)

2012:

451 8.2 transfers requested
264 8.2 transfers approved (59%)
241 8.2 transfers completed (53%)

2013 YTD:

445 8.2 transfers requested
280 8.2 transfers approved (63%)
269 8.2 transfers completed (60%)