Future of internet governance. Last years conference showed us that through this deep International Division of over whether to subordinate the open internet to world governments, including repressive regimes, the u. S. Needs to be a beacon for freedom and openness in this battle. Given these risks, we propose enhanced transparency and procedural reform, clearer protection for americans, and baseline protections for international users. With regard to transparency and procedural reform, we think all governments should share with citizens meaningful information about their surveillance laws, their legal interpretations, and judicial procedures that govern the exercise of this powerful authority. Of course, the u. S. Cannot demand this from others unless it leads by example. Furthermore, companies should be permitted to disclose publicly to their users the precise volumes of requests from governments. Businesses should not only be prermted to release transparency reports but encouraged t