For structural and historical reasons, there is a need for improved public participation in the current internal governance of ICANN, in order to establish its legitimacy as a quasi-public body that has a mission to decide policy matters of public interest and importance relating to the functionality of the Internet.
Addressing the need for public participation in turn suggests two subordinate questions: what is meant by the public? And what is understood by participation?
| 1.2.8 Where we find ourselves | 1.3.1 Definition of the "public" |
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