Global Internet Pioneer Outlines Vision for Asia Pacific Internet Governance
LARUS’s February 2022 statement on Lu Heng’s APNIC Executive Council candidacy, member participation and an open global Internet.
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LARUS supplied this election announcement to PR Newswire in February 2022. It sets out Lu Heng’s position as a candidate for the APNIC Executive Council: an open global Internet, fair treatment of operators and a stronger place for member voices in decisions.
The release discusses participation within the registry’s membership. Its election dates and proposed programme belong to that 2022 campaign.
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Where does a registry’s mandate end?
Note 54 later asks a different question: does a registry’s membership give it authority to represent an entire region? Lu Heng argues that a service geography is not a political mandate. Read the campaign statement alongside that later distinction between an institution’s members and everyone it claims to speak for.