Resources Are Assigned in a Unique and Exclusive Capacity

(Describe the problem you intend to solve) It is important to clearly specify this, so that any potential user of the Policy Manual will know that it applies equally to all resources, that only the original recipients of assigned or allocated resources have rights over such resources, and that only the original recipients may determine whether –and when– a specific resource

(Describe the problem you intend to solve) It is important to make it clear that both IPv4 and IPv6 resources are assigned under the same conditions, and that any potential user of the Policy Manual understands that this applies equally to all

ortant principles of an RIR. Current text 1.0 Resources Are Assigned in a Unique and Exclusive Capacity LACNIC assigns Internet res

ch is not currently the case. Current text 2.2.2. - The Internet Registry System The Internet registry system has been established with the aim of enforcing the objectives of exclusivity,

gistry information. New text Analyze diff 1.0 Resources Are Assigned in a Unique and Exclusive Capacity LACNIC assigns Internet res

n, the exact location is left up to LACNIC. 1.x. The Internet Registry System The Internet registry system has been established with the aim of enforcing the objectives of exclusivity, preservation, routability and information. This system consists of hierarchically organized Internet registries (IRs). Internet number resources (addresses, ASNs, others) are typically assigned to end users by ISPs or NIRs. These resources are previously allocated to NIRs a

xcept for explicit cases such as anycast. Therefore, only the original recipient may decide that such resources will be used in other networks and/or under the administrative control of a different entity, in strict observance of the policies in force and maintaining th

s for their future assignment to end users. Note that the resources allocated or assigned by LACNIC or by the NIRs are to be used exclusively by their recipient or by third parties authorized by the recipient, provided that the policies currently in force allow such use. We recommend that suc

istry information. Additional information The author believes that this proposal should become a new section of the Policy Manua

gnment to end users. New text Analyze diff Note (not part of the policy proposal): Section 2.2.2 is eliminated (and the following sections are renumbered) as it applies exclusively to IPv4. The proposed text replaces this section, but would be located in the Definitions section, wi

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