The Atlanta PPC was a good example of the how the ARIN policy process works, it is a process of refinement. Proposals and draft policies go through multiple reviews and revisions before being accepted as Policy and added to the Number Resource Policy Manual (NRPM) or abandoned along the way.
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Today we will discuss eight draft policies, one recommended draft policy, and three policy proposals – and the success of each will be determined by the outcome of ARIN’s policy process. It can be difficult to follow what all the terms we use to describe the different steps in our Policy Development Process (PDP), so I’m going to try to help break down all these variations for you so you will know exactly what we’re talking about when we say “draft policy” versus “recommended draft policy” and so on.
Read MoreIt was a great two days at ARIN 32, and we’d like to thank the nearly 200 individuals who joined us in-person and remotely for our most recent Public Policy and Members Meeting in Phoenix. We were happy to see insightful, open discussions among the diverse ARIN meeting attendees, representatives and leaders. Here’s a quickRead More
Read MoreToday we wrapped up ARIN 32 with our biannual Members Meeting. Thanks to everyone who participated! Read our daily recap for the quick version of what happened on day two of our meeting. This morning we began with a warm welcome to attendees and then Cathy Aronson provided a comprehensive report on the most recentRead More
Read MoreStraight from the Phoenix, here’s your recap of what happened during day one of ARIN 32 today. Note: If you missed out on today’s meeting, no worries, you can still join us from your home or office tomorrow via our remote participation options. Day 2 of ARIN 32 begins at 9:00 AM (MST) tomorrow morning,Read More
Read MoreIf you are subscribed to ARIN’s Public Policy Mailing List (PPML for short) you’ve probably noticed that you’ve had a few extra emails in your inbox lately. With our next Public Policy and Members Meeting only a couple short weeks away, discussions are heating up as people share their thoughts on policies that will beRead More
Read MoreWhether you got stuck in the office and couldn’t be with us at ARIN 31 or you took part in the Public Policy and Member Meeting, we have pulled together a high-level summary of the event below. Click through to the full meeting report, complete with presentations, summary notes, webcast archives, and transcripts. ARIN 31 wasRead More
Read MoreWe can’t believe ARIN 31 has already come and gone. Thanks to all of you who joined us for another successful Public Policy and Members Meeting! This is your final daily recap from here in Bridgetown, Barbados. Day 3 Daily Recap Today, members heard the most recent news from each ARIN department. These updates includedRead More
Read MoreDay 2 of ARIN’s Public Policy Meeting in Bridgetown, Barbados is a wrap. We had many interesting discussions, presentations, and networking opportunities so far, and there is still another day ahead so don’t forget to tune in tomorrow morning from 9:00 AM (AST) until noon for the final day of ARIN 31. We post allRead More
Read MoreARIN’s first Public Policy and Members Meeting of 2013 is in full swing. If you didn’t catch Day 1, that’s ok we’ll give you a quick run through of what we covered today. ARIN meetings are structured to give both onsite attendees and remote attendees the same opportunity to get fully involved in the public policyRead More
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