[Chapter-delegates] Candidature de l'isoc France au Conseil National du Numérique

[Matthieu Camus]

Hi Marcin,

The Conseil National du Numérique or CNN (National digital council),
is a French advisory committee created on April 29, 2011 following the
decree n° 2011-476. It has been modified by decree n°2012-1400 on
December 13, 2012. The CNN is in charge of counselling the French
public authorities on the stakes of the digital development, and of
creating an ongoing discussion process between the government and the
Web players. The council is consulted on the creation of any law that
concerns or impacts the Information Technology market at large.

The old CNN, created by Nicolas Sarkozy, gathered 18 volunteer members
only from private companies without any representative of Internet
users.

The new CNN gathers 30 volunteer members (15 men + 15 women), all
involved in telecommunications, the Internet, software, research,
end-user and civil society. Volunteer members are nominated through a
decree issued by a Council of Ministers for a period of 3 years,
renewable. The President is selected by the members of the Conseil,
for a 3-year period.

Best regards,
Matthieu
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2013/1/17 Marcin Cieslak <saper at saper.info>:
> On Thu, 17 Jan 2013, Gerard Dantec wrote:
>
>> We relaunch the application of the Internet society in France CNNum
>>
>>
>> Please ... Push the information about social networks and with your partners
>> to influence the appointment being
>
> Jérémie Zimmermann calls it "an obscure committee":
>
>> Yet again, today's debate on Net Neutrality will
>> have been a smokescreen. The voluntary speeches
>> fall short with the referal of the issue to an
>> obscure committee created by Nicolas Sarkozy,
>> the CNN (Conseil national du numérique), all to
>> finally justify the failure to adopt a serious
>> position.
>
> Of course, La Quadrature is known for their strong
> language, but maybe you could say few words what is
> "Conseil national du numérique" to you?
>
> We have a "Rada informatyzacji" (Council of informatization)
> here since many years already; now ISOC Poland
> has 3 representatives there. It's a body created
> by the law to advise to the ministers, but it is
> mostly idle right now and the consultation process
> is broader and unstructured right now.
>
> Marcin Cieślak
> Internet Society Poland
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