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Affected Parties and Roles. The following table defines the roles of the EBERO Event Team in relation to parties involved in the EBERO service: Party Responsibilities ICANN 24x7 Operations Center Notifies the Technical Services team of registries which are failing to meet service level commitments, based on ICANN’s SLA monitoring. ICANN Compliance Notifies the on-call Event Director of any registries which are failing to meet specifications for data escrow, as well as advising of historical compliance concerns with the registry. EBERO Executive Committee Should emergency thresholds be reached, prompt action should be taken to protect the stability and resilience of the DNS and domain name registrants. Party Responsibilities ICANN Communications Communications (with Senior Management) makes appropriate disclosures and releases to the public, press, or other affected parties.
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Affected Parties and Roles. ‌ The following table defines the roles of the EBERO Event Team in relation to affected parties: Affected Party Event Director (or designee) role ICANN 24x7 Operations Center Notifies the executive committee of registries which are failing to meet service level commitments, based on ICANN’s SLA monitoring. ICANN Compliance Notifies the executive committee of registries which are failing to meet specifications for data escrow, as well as advising of historical compliance concerns with the registry. ICANN Executive Management Authorizes and delegates authority to an Event Director, so that should emergency thresholds be reached, prompt action can be taken to protect the stability and resilience of the DNS. ICANN Corporate Communications The Event Director provides information related to the EBERO event; Communications (with Senior Management) makes appropriate disclosures and releases to the public, press, or other affected parties. Accredited Registrars The Event Director provides technical and operational notices about transitioning and transitioned registries to all accredited registrars after an emergency transition occurs. Registry Escrow Agents The Event Director notifies the escrow agent to arrange the swift release of escrow deposits in accordance with the escrow agreements. EBERO Escrow Agent The Event Director notifies the contracted escrow agent to authorize the initiation and termination of escrow deposits by the EBERO service provider. IANA The Event Director notifies IANA of registry transition events and makes emergency requests for changes to the root zone and to IANA authorization databases.
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