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APNIC Executive Council

The APNIC Executive Council (EC) serves as the governing board of APNIC, as defined in the APNIC By-laws.

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APNIC EC Calls for Comments

The APNIC EC has issued a Call for Comments on an Application for Recognition as an NIR which has been received by the National Internet Exchange of India.
The deadline for comments is 30 November 2009.
April 2009

2010 APNIC Fee Schedule announced

In April 2009 the APNIC EC announced a draft fee schedule and called for comments. In total, 11 responses were received to this call. The APNIC EC has considered these and announced the APNIC Fee Schedule for 2010.
March 2009

Member and stakeholder feedback

The Executive Council commissions an extensive survey to determine the performance of the organization and to assist with future activity planning. Find out more about the most recent APNIC Member and Stakeholder Survey.
February 2009

Latest EC election

Results of the APNIC 27 Executive Council election.


EC study on APNIC fees

In 2008 the Executive Council of APNIC commissioned KPMG to perform a study on APNIC Fees and make some recommendations concerning the most appropriate fee structures for APNIC to adopt.

New fee schedules

Fees 2010APNIC Member Fee Schedule - 2010
APNIC Non-Member Fee Schedule - 2010
APNIC Membership: Tiers and Voting Rights


Background

15 June 2009

APNIC Fee Schedule Announcement

APNIC Member Fee Schedule 2010 (196kb)
APNIC Non-Member Fee Schedule 2010 (132kb)
APNIC Membership: Tiers and Voting Rights 2010 (132kb)
2 April 2009

Call for comments

APNIC Executive Council 2010 APNIC Fee Schedule Call for Comments (2.5MB)
19 February 2009

Study on APNIC Fees

APNIC Executive Council Study on APNIC Fees (652kb)
July 2008

KPMG Report

Overview of Fee Setting Mechanisms and Reserve Policies of Membership-Based Organizations (232kb)
3 September 2008

KPMG Report

Development of Base Case Financial Projections (268kb)
9 October 2008

KPMG Report

Development of Financial Projections that Consider the Impact of the Introduction of new NIRs and the Impact of Transition from IPv4 to IPv6 (228kb)
22 December 2008

KPMG Report

Options (460kb)

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