Online form for registering new domain names?

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From: adam mcgreggor

13 August 2008

Hi,

Further to a previous FOI request [1] (and more specifically, the
COI's response), in Minute 9 of the
naming_and_approval_minutes_2007-09-26Q29525277.doc [2], I was
wondering if it's possible for the following to be released --

(a) the URI to the form

(b) the source-code of the form/scripts that make the form
function.

(c) the amount of applications, via the form,

(i) made, (ii) rejected, (iii) approved

-- and from how many entities (along with when the requests were
made/decided).

Ideally (under (c)), it would be lovely to see who (by which I'd
like the organization/authority/corporate body, not individual)
made applications, what it was for (i.e., the fully-qualified
domain name request), the status of each request, and when it was
made/decided on.

Is that possible?

Thanks in advance,

Adam.

[1]
http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/na...
[2] http://tinyurl.com/6ecj5e

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11 September 2008

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Good morning Adam

Please see the attached.

Regards
Glynn

Glynn Morgan
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