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''ALAC Statement

Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP) Operational Profile for gTLD Registries and Registrars

Topic(s):

Penholder(s):

  • Carlton Samuels
  • Holly Raiche

Publish Date:

  • 23 Jan 2016
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Status

  1. Phase 1. Develop First Draft
    100% complete

    Ended: 4 Jan 2016

  2. Phase 2. Open for Comment
    100% complete

    Ended: 11 Jan 2016

  3. Phase 3. Finalize Final Draft
    100% complete

    Ended: 13 Jan 2016

  4. Phase 4. ALAC Vote
    100% complete

    Ended: 22 Jan 2016

  5. Phase 5. Submission
    100% complete

    Submitted: 23 Jan 2016

Submitted a Statement

Submission due: 23 Jan 2016 23:59 UTC

Background

Purpose: This public comment proceeding is being opened to obtain community input on the Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP) Operational Profile for gTLD Registries and Registrars. Current Status: This is a draft version on the Registration Data Access Protocol (RDAP) Operational Profile for gTLD Registries and Registrars. Next Steps: Following review of public comments received on this profile, ICANN staff will update the profile as appropriate to reflect public comment.See public comment in icann.orgOpens a new window
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ALAC Statement

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Activity

22 Dec 2015Wiki workspace createdOpens a new window
4 Jan 2016First draft posted in the wiki workspaceOpens a new window
4 Jan 2016Community started commenting on the first draftOpens a new window
13 Jan 2016Final draft posted in the wiki workspaceOpens a new window
22 Jan 2016ALAC ratified the StatementOpens a new window
23 Jan 2016Statement submitted to Public CommentOpens a new window
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