RE: [hr-wsis] Nominations to the WGIG (was Re: Nomination

Hi Bill and all,

I agree that it’s important to have people who have followed and are knowledgeable of the process. I am also honored to be suggested; however I am afraid I don’t have the necessary time to put into this.

Re. coordination with other caucus´ I fully agree. I am also in the Privacy WG and there might me possibilities of candidates with common support. Right now the Privacy WG is discussing three candidates: Deborah Hurley, Gus Hosein and Stephanie Perrin.

Best

Rikke

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill McIver [mailto:Bill.McIver@nrc-cnrc.gc.ca]
Sent: 10. september 2004 14:01
To: hr-wsis@iris.sgdg.org
Subject: [hr-wsis] Nominations to the WGIG (was Re: Nomination - Gregory J. Walters)

All,

I share other's concerns about nominating people who
have not been working within or close to the process.

Ideally we should have people who are cognizant of
the positions we have worked on, as well as the outstanding issues
on IG. There should be a continuity.

There are caucus members who are qualified in this context and should be considered
by us. I haven't consulted any of them, but here is my list
in alphabetical order only:

Diana Bronson
Rikke Frank Joergensen
Rainer Kuhlen
Meryem Marzouki

Further, I think the HR caucus should consider supporting people from
some of the other WSIS caucuses in terms of addressing the regional
diversity issue. One in particular would be:

Carlos Alfonso

Thoughts?

WJM

Robert Guerra wrote:

I would like to submit the name of - Gregory J. Walters - as a
nominee for consideration of this caucus as a perspective candidate
for the Working Group on Internet Governance (WGIG)

regards,

Robert

btw. Ken Anderson is a name mentioned below. He is at the Information
and privacy commission for the province of Ontario (canada). He is
the director of legal services and deputy privacy commissioner.

>Date: Wed, 8 Sep 2004 15:49:17 -0400 (EDT)
>From: "Gregory J. Walters" <gwalters@aix1.uottawa.ca>
>To: Robert Guerra <rguerra@lists.privaterra.org>
>Subject: Re: Call for Nominations: Working Group on Internet Governance (WGIG)
>
>
>Dear Mr. Guerra,
>
>Thank you for this information regarding the WGIG. Did we not meet
>earlier at a Dept. of Justice Consultation on Genetic Information (?). I
>am Professor of Ethics at Saint Paul University in Ottawa. This work
>interests me both because of the subject matter, as well as the
>international public policy implications involved.
>
>Not too long ago I published a book, *Human Rights in an Information Age*
>(University of Toronto Press, 2001), which is a study of Canadian and
>global information highway policies during the decade of the 1990s; more
>specifically, I address three key ethical policy issues: the impact of IT
>on jobs and employment, privacy and security, and, at a time when nobody
>really knew what the term meant, information warfare.
>
>I have been working since that time more closely with the ethical,
>legal and social issues
>that arise with the genomics revolution, especially, genetic
>discrimination, the problem of reductionism and essentialism, and, most
>recently, reconsidering the entire question concerning the
>distinguishability or not of genetic information from other types of
>personal information, especially, non-genetic based health information.
>
>I would be honoured to let my name stand as a possible nomination from the
>NPC-list caucus. I think Val Steeves would also make an excellent
>nomination (I have not told her this because I would like to see her
>finish her Ph.D. thesis, rather than take on more responsibilities (I am
>also a member of her doctoral committee at Carleton University).
>
>At any rate, I will read through the links that you sent to members of the
>NPC-List. Would it be helpful if I sent you and Mr. Bendrath a copy of my
>CV? Please advise me, since I would be open to your kind
>suggestions/recommendations in this regard. I could also ask Val Steeves
>or Ken Anderson to nominate me if you think this would be more in keeping
>with protocol (?).
>
>Thank you, again, for your kind assistance.
>
>G
>
>------------------------------------------------------------
>Gregory J. Walters
>Prof. of Ethics / Prof. d'Èthique
>Saint Paul University / UniversitÈ Saint-Paul
>223 Main Street, Ottawa, Ontario K1S 1C4 Canada
>Office: (613) 236-1393, Ext.2322
>Fax: (613) 751-4016
>Web: www.ustpaul.ca

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Privaterra - <http://www.privaterra.org>

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RE: [hr-wsis] Nominations to the WGIG (was Re: Nomination - Gregory J. Walters)