Ce qui a changé
Aucun changement de politique ne peut être établi à partir des faits vérifiés fournis : la chronologie de la politique et les trajectoires de position sont vides.
AFRINIC · Veille des RIR
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Aucun changement de politique ne peut être établi à partir des faits vérifiés fournis : la chronologie de la politique et les trajectoires de position sont vides.
La substance du débat ne peut pas être déterminée. Aucun message, participant, acteur formel, argument ou changement de position n'est enregistré dans les données fournies.
Ni une discussion substantielle ni une décision formelle ne sont documentées. Aucun résultat d'adoption, de rejet, de vote ou de modification ne peut donc être relié à un débat.
La concentration de la participation n'est pas interprétable substantiellement : les parts top 1, top 5 et top 10, le HHI et le nombre effectif de participants sont nuls parce que l'activité observée comprend zéro message et zéro participant. Ces valeurs ne démontrent pas une participation équilibrée.
Aucun point de blocage procédural, institutionnel ou participatif ne peut être identifié. L'absence de chronologie, d'acteurs formels, de positions et de décision empêche de déterminer où une proposition aurait progressé, été modifiée ou arrêtée.
Publication obligation narrowed to a short summary and publication method assigned to AFRINIC · Draft 2 explicitly requires publication of a short summary of the resource-request justification and leaves the publication method to AFRINIC. Draft 1 required publication of the justification while already referring to a draft summary in the notice. The revision clarifies the publication obligation; the two-year publication interval and three-month advance notice remain unchanged.
after 2 years of every accepted resource request, the justification of that request must be published. The resource member will be warned 3 months before the publication with a draft of the summary to be published.Faits sourcés ↗
after 2 years of every accepted resource request, a short summary of the justification of that request must be published. The decision of how to publish the information (e.g. link into whois, new web page, etc.), is left to the discretion of AFRINIC. The resource member will be warned 3 months before the publication with a draft of the summary to be published.Faits sourcés ↗
Resource justification distinguished from existing WHOIS registration · Draft 2 adds an explanatory distinction between publication of the overall resource-request justification and existing WHOIS registration of resources. This addresses what information the proposal targets; it does not establish a new WHOIS registration requirement or evidence that the proposal was adopted.
This simple proposal looks for the publication of information about resource request justifications after a community agreed period of time unless there is a valid demonstration of the need to extend the confidentiality period.Faits sourcés ↗
Note that the information to be published is not the already existing resource registration in whois as per the actual CPM. This proposal looks for publication of the overall resource request justification (justification of the need), which allows understanding of the justified need is sustained at the publication time or not.Faits sourcés ↗
Staff assessment quantifies retrospective workload · The November 2021 staff assessment expands the earlier concern about manually consolidating existing request justifications: it estimates around 5,000 records would need examination and summaries, and says additional staff resources would be required even with phased implementation. These are historical staff estimates and objections, not current registry counts or adopted staffing requirements.
The automation mentioned in the proposal cannot happen for the existing resources that have been issued to the AFRINIC Resource Members until now as the needs are not consolidated centrally in AFRINIC systems and have to be manually imported.Faits sourcés ↗
For ~5000 resources that have reached their 2-year anniversary date(issuance date is up to Nov 2019), staff will have to examine ~5000 records and make a summary Staff will therefore do more work than "process the possible responses of “non-disclosure” without requiring extra human resources" & additional human resources will be required, even if a phased approach is being suggested by the author.Faits sourcés ↗
Updated legal assessment retains its objection and adds a judicial-order qualification · The later legal assessment adds disclosure pursuant to a judge's order to its discussion of confidentiality and retains its objection to imposing disclosure unilaterally through the PDP. The separate earlier paragraph about pending Cloud Innovation litigation is absent from the later assessment. These are differences between the retained historical assessments; they do not establish that litigation ended, a court approved this proposal, or the assessment states current law.
It is apposite to state that all information exchanged between AFRINIC and an applicant (resource member) either prior or during the tenure of the RSA fall under the regime of confidentiality at common law such that AFRINIC cannot, without the express consent of the concerned resource member, disclose this information to third parties.Faits sourcés ↗
It is apposite to state that all information exchanged between AFRINIC and an applicant (resource member) either prior or during the tenure of the RSA fall under the regime of confidentiality at common law such that AFRINIC cannot, without the express consent of the concerned resource member or pursuant to a Judge's Order, disclose this information to third parties.Faits sourcés ↗
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Première capture: 4 août 2004
Dernière capture: 13 oct. 2026