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It is amazing how blind governments are in all of this - they focus on ccTLDs and ignore the fact that a ccTLD is worthless without a working IP address allocation system or operational DNS root servers.
Governments should recognize that ICANN, despite many noises to the contrary, has left the IP address allocation system and DNS root server operations uncontrolled by anyone who is accountable to the public.
ccTLDs are easy to comprehend - which is probably why governments have focused on 'em - but they are to a large extent only a byproduct of those systems that are being ignorred.
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