Hello David and all,

A great deal of feedback concerning the draft Code of Practice (Conduct?)
has been received by AuDA via this discussion forum - we know that AuDA is
well represented here (yourself included) - though unfortunately I have been
unable to even access the archives of recent discussions, much less see
references to relevant postings on the AuDA web.

It would be truly unfortunate if AuDA were to only consider 'formal'
submissions as those being relevant or actionable... this is an issue that
impacts on a far wider audience than the few 'players' who are up to speed
with internal AuDA procedures - and I really don't believe that citing a
failure to follow a bureaucratic process should be sufficient reason to
discount opinions received by other means (such as this list).

In closing, no, AuDA cannot make laws... but you can certainly set
guidelines and seek formal acceptance of the guidelines by companies wishing
to participate in the practical elements of Australian Domain
Administration - after all, isn't this what industry self-regulation is all
about?

Rgds, Don Cameron


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