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ICANN's New Bylaws include several provisions directly focused on this goal. First, the Bylaws establish an Office of Ombudsman, which is responsible for intake of complaints about unfair or inappropriate actions by the ICANN Board or staff, and the attempted resolution of those complaints. Second, the New Bylaws create both a process for reconsideration of ICANN actions or inactions, and a process for independent review of the same where necessary. The New Bylaws contemplate a significantly improved ICANN website, and create a staff position directly responsible for coordinating the various aspects of public participation in ICANN. The New Bylaws also contemplate the provision of staff support to the various policy development and advisory entities within ICANN, including the Supporting Organizations and Advisory Committees. Work is underway on implementing these requirements.

Perhaps most hilarious is the "Summary of IANA Activities, September-December 2002," in which ICANN's unaccountable and anomymous (and historically technically incompetent) staff vaingloriously boasts dozens of technical accomplishments, including -- in November 2002 alone! -- "RMT FEC Encoding IDs and FEC Instance IDs, MPLS Label Values, DNS KEY Resource Record Protocol Octet Values, DSN Types, [and] GMPLS Signaling Parameters." Somehow, we doubt that anyone on ICANN's staff, to lift a line from Roger Ailes, would know GMPLS Signaling Parameters if they hit him (or her) in the ass with a banjo. Clearly, ICANN thinks it can bedazzle the DoC with this chicanery; if it can, then one can only wonder what purpose these progress reports is.