Icann Bylaws
/ˈaɪkæn ˈbaɪlɔz/
Definitions
- (n.) The fundamental internal rules governing the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), outlining its organizational structure, decision-making processes, and operational procedures.
The ICANN bylaws establish the framework for how the organization manages domain name policies.
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- icann bylaws
- icann bylaw
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Commentary
ICANN bylaws serve as the organizational constitution, distinct from policies or contracts, and must comply with both U.S. law and international agreements.
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