Members meeting
Bring your network’s experience into the discussion.
NRS members meet to share regional developments, question proposals and work through the decisions affecting their networks. Here is how to take part.
A working conversation between members
The members meeting brings regional experience into NRS’s work on Internet governance. Members exchange community updates, present ongoing projects and discuss proposals and policy developments. It is a place to raise a practical problem, hear other perspectives and find people working on the same issue.
- Hear updates on NRS initiatives and governance developments.
- Discuss proposals, policy direction and member-led projects.
- Share progress, difficulties and opportunities from your region.
- Meet fellow members, partners and contributors.
How to take part
- New to NRS? Read the membership options and register through the member service.
- The NRS team reviews your registration and confirms membership. Sending an application is not the same as approval.
- Once approved, confirm the meeting arrangements with the team and use the access details provided for that session.
Bring a question or a regional update
You can contribute a development affecting your network, a question about a proposal, or an update on a member project. Keep the discussion grounded in the issue and the experience you want other members to understand.
Participation and representation are separate choices
Taking part in a meeting does not appoint NRS to act on your behalf. If you need help with a number-resource issue, explore NRS Shield. If you want representation, read the POA explanation and the scope of the authority before making that separate decision.
Earlier meeting announcements
The earlier announcements described a weekly Zoom meeting, with Wednesday at 12:00 UTC (14:00 SAST) in their schedule details. Confirm the next session with NRS before making plans; an earlier recurring timetable is not a dated invitation.