removal will all follow the basic pattern noted above except that initial review of the reconsideration request (which may be initiated by the board or by either committee) will be first undertaken by the executive committee. From there it will move to staff and the Registry for report and recommendation, then to the board for consideration and decision. Communication of policy changes will follow the same procedures as for new policies. provides a simple and recognizable category name that identifies long-standing business activities
Feutré as its members. Conflicts of interest in the board or committees require disclosure and a ruling of the board or committee on whether the member involved must abstain from proceedings or voting with respect to the issue. Conflicts of interest of sufficiently serious nature may cause a director to be removed. OFFICERS/STAFF The present officers of TTPC are: Jean-Claude Baumgarten-Chairman and President Cherian Mathai-Vice President and Treasurer Alexandra Delimata-Corporate Secretary David Short-General Counsel Compensation
associations will be involved in TTPC and as authentication agents. To this point travel associations have had no particular incentive to promote any name registration to their members, a fact reflected in the current estimated 10% Internet penetration rate. Much of the current online activity in the travel industry now occurs through intermediary organizations such as ticket brokers or consolidators, meaning that many industry organizations have not had a reason to develop their own Internet presence. domain will place it in direct
may initiate a further review of the policy where the comment period has raised a reasonable basis for its reconsideration or amendment. RECONSIDERATION Policies are open for reconsideration at any time, and reconsideration can be initiated in the same way that a new policy is initiated. Given the fact that policies are different in their scope, immediate impact, long-term consequences and nature, TTPC has not adopted a model for determining the requirements for changing a policy. Policy reconsideration, amendment, replacement or
The full registration and authentication process is detailed later in this Part. What follows is a summary noting other policy elements. A registration may also be denied in three other circumstances, all of which require tracking procedures: a change of eligibility status during the registration period; transfer to a new entity; renewal by the registrant where eligibility status has changed. Where the registrant's circumstances have changed (i. a change in any of the information, such as change of business name) it will be contractually
These policies have been established by TTPC in consultation with its board of directors, drawn from the travel community. These policies are found in B (C). NEW POLICY INITIATION, COMMUNICATION, INITIAL REVIEW AND ADOPTION Following launch, policies may be initiated either by the TTPC board or by the TTPC executive committee or by members and registrants acting through these bodies. Both of these groups are representative bodies responsive to broader communities, but these bodies will also receive policy comment and proposals directly
leading to potential improvements in Whois delivery. domain will offer the travel industry domain name benefits that have not been available to now. The first of these is industry identification on the Internet. Tied to this benefit is the industry and customer support that is to be achieved through registrant authentication and name selection based on name rights. Directory, a first in the travel sector. In order to achieve maximum benefit from the availability of a new TLD, benefits must be communicated. TLD, a large number of