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This multi-stakeholder approach based upon public-private
partnership is, I believe, the cornerstone of all good Internet governance.
How does this all relate to dot.eu ? Firstly, it represents a good
example of governance involving all the stakeholders. EURID will need
to ensure that ICANN receives the support it needs from public
policy objectives and self-regulation. To achieve this, our approach
has been to provide a set of public policy parameters within which
a private sector operator could manage the naming and addressing
bodies themselves will need to judge how successful ICANN is. But
governments will inevitably be asked difficult questions if there is any
failure in this important infrastructure. For this reason, it is not
being supported by the ccTLDs themselves at local level. This is
mainly of course due to the political EU principle of subsidiarity
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Many countries and regions overlap.
France (.fr) and Reunion island (.re). Previously there was something called France metropolitan (fx) as well.
Norway (.no) and Svalbard and Jan Mayen (.sj) and Bouvet Island (.bv)
United Kingdom (.uk) and Gibraltar (.gi)
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