Geographic name protection Clause Samples

Geographic name protection. ­‐ Pursuant to Specification 5 of this Registry Agreement, Registry Operator will transmit to registrars the list of geographic names prohibited from second level registration. Registry Operator will periodically review this list to ensure it is identical to that maintained by ICANN. Should Registry Operator seek to release these reserved names, it will consult with ICANN’s Governmental Advisory Committee and obtain any permissions necessary from ICANN for such release.
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