COMMUNITY REGISTRATION POLICIES. Registry Operator shall implement and comply with all community registration policies described below and/or attached to this Specification 12. In the event Specification 12 conflicts with the requirements of any other provision of the Registry Agreement, such other provision shall govern.
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COMMUNITY REGISTRATION POLICIES. Registry Operator shall implement and comply with all community registration policies described below and/or attached to this Specification 12. In the event Specification 12 conflicts with the requirements of any other provision of the Registry Agreement, such other provision shall govern. [Insert registration policies] Eligibility Registry Operator takes its responsibilities to the global banking community seriously and it is essential that registrations only be permitted by verified members of the banking community. Therefore, registrations may initially be made by the following for-profit and not-for-profit businesses or organizations: State, regional and provincial banks that are chartered and supervised by a government regulatory authority; Savings associations that are chartered and supervised by a government regulatory authority; National banks that are chartered and supervised by a government regulatory authority; Associations whose members are primarily comprised of entities identified above in points 1, 2, or 3; Groups of associations whose members are primarily comprised of associations identified above in point 4; Service providers that are principally owned by or predominantly supporting regulated entities identified above in points 1, 2, or 3 (if approved by the Registry Operator Board of Directors); and Government regulators of chartered and supervised banks or savings associations or organizations whose members are primarily comprised of such government regulators (if approved by the Registry Operator Board of Directors). To ensure strict compliance with its policies, Registry Operator will develop and implement a registrant eligibility criteria and evaluation process. This process requires collecting registrant information that will be used by Registry Operator or its designated third-party service provider to authenticate that the registrant is a member of the global banking community. This requirement will be hard coded into Registry Operator’s Registry-Registrar Agreement (RRA). As part of the registration process, potential registrants will be required to provide certain information to Registry Operator, or its designated third-party service provider, to verify their eligibility to register a domain name in TLD. This information may include, but is not limited to the following: Full legal name Business name Business address Business phone Business email Another proof of identity necessary to establish that the registrant is an eligible...
COMMUNITY REGISTRATION POLICIES. Eligibility .WIEN second-‐level domain names are restricted to the community of Wien and its organizations (Registrants). xxxxx.xxxx GmbH intends to register domain names under .WIEN according to the following policies. Since .WIEN is intended to serve the community of Wien in general, the group of eligible registrants is limited. Exclusively eligible to register a domain name under the top-‐level domain .WIEN is any natural person, legal person, organization or association of persons, if they can demonstrate that they have an economic, cultural, touristic, historical, social or any other connection to the Austrian capital Wien (Vienna). With the registration of a .WIEN domain name each registrant implicitly signs the registration policies and agrees with the fact that he acknowledges compliance with the registration guidelines. Anyone can check compliance with the registration requirements by initiating an extrajudicial dispute resolution procedure (ʺ.XXXX Eligibility Requirements Dispute Resolution Policy (ERDRP)ʺ).
COMMUNITY REGISTRATION POLICIES. Registry Operator shall implement and comply with all community registration policies described below and/or attached to this Specification 12. In the event Specification 12 conflicts with the requirements of any other provision of the Registry Agreement, such other provision shall govern. [Insert registration policies] Eligibility Two types of conditions must be fulfilled for the right to register a TLD name. These are:
COMMUNITY REGISTRATION POLICIES. Eligibility Eligibility requirement policies will be developed according to the definition of the Galician linguistic and cultural community, and a diversity of proceedings will be implemented to ensure accommodation of all its bona fide members. Registrations under the TLD are restricted to those fulfilling these two requirements:
COMMUNITY REGISTRATION POLICIES. Registry Operator shall implement and comply with all community registration policies described below and/or attached to this Specification 12. In the event Specification 12 conflicts with the requirements of any other provision of the Registry Agreement, such other provision shall govern. Eligibility According to the TLD registration policies, eligible registrants to register a second-level name in TLD are based in the countries of Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein and Switzerland and are in detail: Governments; Governmental organizations regulating the insurance industry; Organizations and individuals (sole proprietors) that are recognized and registered members of the insurance industry community; Primary insurers, reinsurers and social insurers with an authorization within the legal frameworks for the insurance industry in the respective countries; Insurance agents and insurance intermediaries with an authorization within the legal framework for the insurance industry in the respective countries; and At an official public register registered associations, educational institutions and service providers of the insurance industry. The eligibility will be determined by a validation of the owner of each registered domain name. It will be checked in the public registers of insurance intermediaries if the registrant is a member of the insurance community. Content/Use Restrictions The TLD has both, content and use restrictions: Content: TLD domain names must only be used for purposes solely dedicated to insurance topics. Use: The registrant must have started the use of a TLD domain name within six months after the registration in respect to the content and use restrictions of such TLD domain:
COMMUNITY REGISTRATION POLICIES. Registry Operator shall implement and comply with all community registration policies described below and/or attached to this Specification 12.Operators will include a provision in their Registry-Registrar Agreements that requires registrars to include in their Registration Agreements a provision requiring registrants to comply with all applicable laws, including those that relate to privacy, data collection, consumer protection (including in relation to misleading and deceptive conduct), fair lending, debt collection, organic farming, disclosure of data, and financial disclosures. [Insert registration policies] Registry Operators will include a provision in their Registry-Registrar Agreements that requires registrars at the time of registration to notify registrants of the requirement to comply with all applicable laws. Registry Operators will include a provision in their Registry-Registrar Agreements that requires registrars to include in their Registration Agreements a provision requiring that registrants who collect and maintain sensitive health and financial data implement reasonable and appropriate security measures commensurate with the offering of those services, as defined by applicable law. Registry Operator agrees to perform the following specific public interest commitments, which commitments shall be enforceable by ICANN and through the PICDRP. Registry Operator shall comply with the PICDRP. Registry Operator agrees to implement and adhere to any remedies ICANN imposes (which may include any reasonable remedy, including for the avoidance of doubt, the termination of the Registry Agreement pursuant to Section 4.3(e) of the Agreement) following a determination by any PICDRP panel and to be bound by any such determination. Nothing in Section 4 of this Specification shall limit any obligations of Registry Operator under Sections 1, 2 and 3 of this Specification. In the event Section 4 of this Specification conflicts with the requirements of any other provision of the Registry Agreement (including any Section of this Specification), such other provision shall govern. Open registration - Second level registrations in the TLD will be open and available to lawful registrants. The TLD represents a generic or dictionary term, and Registry Operator accordingly will operate it in an inclusive manner. Registry Operator will not limit registrant eligibility based on identity nor restrict availability of second level names to only registrants whose identity ...
COMMUNITY REGISTRATION POLICIES. Registry Operator shall implement and comply with all community registration policies described below and/or attached to this Specification 12. In the event Specification 12 conflicts with the requirements of any other provision of the Registry Agreement, such other provision shall govern. [Insert registration policies] Eligibility Registry Operator has incorporated enhanced policies to ensure only eligible members of the Music Community who comply with the values, purpose and mission of the TLD can participate; to ensure domains are used in a manner benefitting the Community; to protect intellectual property; and to safeguard domains from malicious conduct and copyright infringement. The policies are built to match Music Community needs, based on years of feedback from Music Community members and on experience from the previous ICANN new gTLD introductions, as well as established to ensure a higher level of security for .MUSIC than what is considered standard for gTLDs. Name Selection Registry Operator will reserve premium names that will be used in an innovative manner to benefit eligible members including the development of Premium Channels, such as genres (e.g., Xxxx.XXXXX), that will define the locale web of music, promote Community members based on their classification⁄category, and improve music discovery. - Globally Protected Marks List (“GPML”) will ensure major music brands and established artists, such as RIAA-certified platinum-selling bands, are protected not cybersquatted. These are reserved at all times. -The Names Selection Policy ensures only music-related names are registered as domains under .MUSIC, with the following restrictions: A name corresponding to the musician, band, company, organization, e.g. the registrants “doing business as” name An acronym corresponding to the registrant A name that recognizes or generally describes the registrant, or A name related to the mission or activities of the registrant Content/Use Restrictions The Content/Use Restrictions policy is in place for all .MUSIC registrants. It is developed with extensive participation of Music Community members; tailored to meet the specific needs of the Music Community; and solve issues currently existing in the Music Community related to intellectual property infringement and malicious conduct. The Content/Use Restrictions policy is incorporated in the registration agreement for all .MUSIC registrants. Registry Operator may modify or revise these use policies at any t...
COMMUNITY REGISTRATION POLICIES. Registry Operator shall implement and comply with all community registration policies described below and/or attached to this Specification 12. In the event Specification 12 conflicts with the requirements of any other provision of the Registry Agreement, such other provision shall govern. [Insert registration policies] Eligibility According to the TLD registration policies, eligible registrants to register a second-‐level name in TLD are based in the countries of Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein and Switzerland and are in detail: a. Governments;
