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Republicans Threaten to Derail IANA Transition

By CircleID Reporter

Republican congressmen continue their efforts in delaying the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) transition from the US government to ICANN. Kieren McCarthy reporting in The Register writes: “For the third time, a House Appropriations subcommittee has included a provision in a must-pass bill that would prevent the Department of Commerce from using any funds in the transition of the IANA contract from the department to non-profit California organization ICANN… But what is really concerning those in favor of the transition is a letter being circulated on The Hill by Senator Marco Rubio asking for the transition to be delayed until organizational changes at ICANN are in place and tested.”

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