The CMWG (Consultation Model Working Group) will be holding an upcoming workshop early next week.
If you value your say in the Australian domain name industry, you need to attend online at 5pm this Monday.
Details are as follows:
Dear Members and Stakeholders,
We are writing to you on behalf of auDA’s Consultation Model Working Group (CMWG) to remind you of our upcoming workshop in Melbourne on 6 August.
As you are likely aware, the CMWG has been working hard to try and develop a new membership model that satisfies:
- the federal government’s requirements;
- auDA’s obligations under the Corporations Act;
- auDA’s board and, of course;
- auDA’s members.
The second CMWG workshop, which will again be facilitated by ThinkPlace, is a chance for members and interested stakeholders to be part of this, and we warmly encourage you to attend in person or online.
The members workshop we held in Melbourne and online on 2 July was an incredibly helpful part of the process. As a result of this meeting we were able to recommend to the auDA board the outline of a model.
You can see the collated feedback from the first consultation here:
Membership Options Review Workshop Conversation Tracker
For the purposes of planning we ask you to please register to attend the Melbourne event in person, via the link below.
auDA Membership Model Consultation #2
5PM, MON 6 AUGUST
La Trobe University City Campus
260 Collins St, Melbourne
Level 3, Room 3.04
REGISTER FOR THE MELBOURNE EVENT
Online participation
To participate in the workshop online, you’ll need to register in advance.
Register here: CMWG workshop webinar registration
Webinar registration will be open until 5 minutes before the event starts.
An agenda will be circulated later this week.
Separately, the CMWG has also begun to publish weekly notes from its meetings – to help members and stakeholders stay abreast of our activities. The weekly notes will be available early every week and can be found here: https://www.auda.org.au/about-auda/membership/consultation-model-working-group.
Very best,
The Consultation Model Working Group
