[ncc-services-wg] Voluntary Transfer Lock V2

Dear Athina,

Thank you very much for your reply and clarification.

I`d like to draw your attention to what is specifically stated in the
Impact Analysis  “The RIPE NCC might also not be able to enforce the Lock
if it is against any applicable laws or regulations”. That is, we are
talking about legislation that can limit the holders rights to block.

You write about due diligence procedures, according to which you can accept
the documents of providers located in the occupied territories.

But questions was specifically about the Impact Analysis for the Voluntary
Transfer Lock Policy.

When it comes to the specific legislation that can limit voluntary
blocking, and as the Impact Analysis states, we can get situation that an
ISP in the occupied territory cannot protect its resources because the law
of the occupied territory forbids it from doing so. Then it can be
concluded that the due diligence procedures completely undermine the
purpose of the policy.

That is why I am asking you to clarify again this part of the Impact
Analysis «The RIPE NCC might also not be able to enforce the Lock if it is
against any applicable laws or regulations».


Best regards and nice day,

Maxim Smelyanets.
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