Already provision for this...
> 2. The Domain Name Supporting Organization (DNSO) shall be composed of any
> individual, firm, association, corporation or other entity who is the
> holder of a second level domain (SLD) in any top level domain (TLD)or of a
> third level domain under any second level controlled by a TLD (Hereinafter
> "Domain Name Holder").
This cannot be. You can say that any such person can be *eligible*
to be a member, but you can't automatically make them a member
whether they want to be or not. The DNSO *and it's membership* can
be sued, remember. Legally you simply cannot make someone a member
of an organization they don't want to be a member of -- and I
certainly can imagine that there could be domain holders who don't
want to be members of DNSO.
> 3. The Names Council shall ensure that it will guard the rights of the
> Domain Name holders and registrants by advising ICANN on such policies that
> will mandate that any delegated Registrar or
> Registering entity adopts procedures guaranteeing fair hearings and due
> process in its Articles, Bylaws or contract documents with second or third
> level registrants.
>
> The text may need to be refined or adapted, but this is the sort of
> language that will attract the masses of Domain Name owners to membership
> of your DNSO as an organisation where their voice can and will be heard.
>
> Joop Teernstra LL.M.
> Democratic Association of Domain Name Owners
> http://www.democracy.org.nz
-- Kent Crispin, PAB Chair "Do good, and you'll be kent@songbird.com lonesome." -- Mark Twain