[Chapter-delegates] FYI - seeking comments on new trust framework; Kathy's remarks at OECD; summary of ITAC Forum...

[Richard Hill]

Dear Dan,

 

Thank you for pointing us to these excellent papers.  I very much like the
trust framework paper, but I would query one particular statement:
"Governments should not mandate data localization or prescribe Internet
traffic routes."

 

In my view, users should be free to store their data wherever they want. But
users may not always be aware of the risks that arise when data is stored in
certain jurisdictions. So I think that it is legitimate for all actors,
including governments, to provide information so that users can make
informed choices.  And, in some cases, it may be justifiable for governments
to consider prohibiting the storage of certain type of data in certain
jurisdictions which are known not to afford adequate data protection.

 

So I think that this area requires further thinking and I would prefer that
the statement cited above be removed from the paper.

 

Thanks again and best,

Richard

 

 

From: Chapter-delegates [mailto:chapter-delegates-bounces at elists.isoc.org]
On Behalf Of Dan York
Sent: Wednesday, June 22, 2016 23:50
To: ISOC Chapter Delegates
Subject: [Chapter-delegates] FYI - seeking comments on new trust framework;
Kathy's remarks at OECD; summary of ITAC Forum...

 

Chapter leaders,

 

FYI, as part of our work at the OECD Ministerial Meeting on the Digital
Economy this week in Cancun, Mexico, we've published several blog posts and
other materials you may find useful today.

 

First, our President & CEO Kathy Brown spoke in an opening session as a
representative of the Internet technical community. Her remarks are
available at: 

https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/public-policy/2016/06/if-we-lose-trust-
we-lose-power-internet-change-lives-better-remarks-oecd

 

Second, we launched the "beta" version of a new policy framework for talking
about trust - WE WANT YOUR COMMENTS!

Christine Runnegar published an article about this new framework at:

https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/public-policy/2016/06/read-internet-soc
ietys-trust-framework-and-share-your-views 

 

The trust framework itself is published at:

https://www.internetsociety.org/doc/policy-framework-open-and-trusted-intern
et 

 

Finally, Nicolas Seidler published a report on what happened yesterday here
at the OECD Ministerial in the ITAC Forum related to IPv6, the IoT and
Collaborative Security:

https://www.internetsociety.org/blog/public-policy/2016/06/oecd-ministerial-
technical-community-highlights-key-enablers-future

 

The OECD Ministerial continues for one more day. You can find more
information about ISOC activities at:

https://www.internetsociety.org/events/oecd-ministerial-2016

 

All of these posts and articles have been shared out on our social media
channels.

 

Enjoy,

Dan

 

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Senior Content Strategist, Internet Society

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