Responsibility and Respect for Stakeholders Sample Clauses

Responsibility and Respect for Stakeholders. Within six (6) months of award, the Contractor shall, in collaboration with all interested and affected parties as enumerated in Section C.1.3, develop for each of the IANA functions a process for documenting the source of the policies and procedures and how it will apply the relevant policies and procedures for the corresponding IANA function and post via a website.
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Responsibility and Respect for Stakeholders. Contractor shall apply the policies for the Root Zone Management component of the IANA Naming Function that have been defined by the Generic Names Supporting Organization (“GNSO”) and the Country Code Names Supporting Organization (“ccNSO”), the Framework of Interpretation of Current Policies and Guidelines Pertaining to the Delegation and Redelegation of Country-Code Top Level Domain Names, dated October 2014, and the Governmental Advisory Committee (GAC) Principles And Guidelines For The Delegation And Administration Of Country Code Top Level Domains (“GAC ccTLD Principles”). Contractor shall publish documentation pertaining to the implementation of these policies and other directives to the IANA Website.
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Responsibility and Respect for Stakeholders. Contractor shall apply the policies for the Root Zone Management component of the IANA Naming Function that have been defined, or after the date of this Agreement are further defined, by (a) the Generic Names Supporting Organization (“GNSO”) and the Country Code Names Supporting Organization (“ccNSO”), (b) the Framework of Interpretation of Current Policies and Guidelines Pertaining to the Delegation and Redelegation of Country-Code Top Level Domain Names, dated October 2014 (“FOI”), and (c) where applicable, the 2005 Governmental Advisory Committee Principles And Guidelines For The Delegation And Administration Of Country Code Top Level Domains (“GAC 2005 ccTLD Principles”). Contractor shall publish documentation pertaining to the implementation of these policies and principles on the IANA Website.
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Responsibility and Respect for Stakeholders. With respect to country code top-level domain name (“ccTLD”) registries, the decisions and actions of Contractor in respect of ccTLDs registries shall be based on the processes designated by such ccTLDs registries to Contractor.6 Additionally, Contractor shall apply the policies for the Root Zone Management component of the IANA Naming Function that have been defined by the Generic Names Supporting Organization (“GNSO”) and the Country Code Names Supporting Organization (“ccNSO”), the Framework of Interpretation of Current Policies and Guidelines Pertaining to the Delegation and Redelegation of Country-Code Top Level Domain Names, dated October 2014, and the Governmental Advisory Committee Principles And Guidelines For The Delegation And Administration Of Country Code Top Level Domains (“GAC ccTLD Principles”). Contractor shall publish documentation pertaining to the implementation of these policies and other directives to the IANA Website.
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Responsibility and Respect for Stakeholders. Contractor shall apply the policies for the Root Zone Management component of the IANA Naming Function that have been defined, or after the date of this Contract are further defined, by (a) the Generic Names Supporting Organization (“GNSO”), as appropriate under ICANN’s Bylaws, (b) the Country Code Names Supporting Organization (“ccNSO”), as appropriate under ICANN’s Bylaws, and (c) XXX 0000: /Domain Name System Structure and Delegation/ (“RFC 1591”) as interpreted by the Framework of Interpretation of Current Policies and Guidelines Pertaining to the Delegation and Redelegation of Country-Code Top Level Domain Names, dated October 2014 (“FOI”). In addition to these policies, Contractor shall, where applicable, consult the 2005 Governmental Advisory Committee Principles and Guidelines for the Delegation and Administration of Country Code Top Level Domains (“GAC 2005 ccTLD Principles”). Contractor shall publish documentation pertaining to the implementation of these policies and principles on the IANA Website.
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Responsibility and Respect for Stakeholders. Contractor shall apply the policies for the Root Zone Management component of the IANA Naming Function that have been defined, or after the date of this Agreement are further defined, by • (a) the Generic Names Supporting Organization (“GNSO”), as appropriate under ICANN’s Bylaws, • (b) the Country Code Names Supporting Organization (“ccNSO”), as appropriate under ICANN’s Bylaws, and
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