REGISTRY POLICY:SUNRISE CHALLENGE DISPUTE RESOLUTION POLICYThis Sunrise Challenge Dispute Resolution Policy (the “SDRP”) is incorporated by reference into
the Registry-Registrar Agreement. This SDRP shall become effective as of February 25, 2014,
shall apply to all names registered under Uniregistry TLD’s under the respective Sunrise
provisions thereof, and shall expire on the tenth anniversary of the launch of general registrationof the subject TLD, pending disposition of proceedings filed prior to that date.

1. Purpose
This SDRP describes standards that will be applied to resolve challenges to names registeredduring the Sunrise Registration period of the TLD on the basis of (a) the improper application of
the Sunrise Registration criteria applicable to the TLD and/or (b) speculative registrations ofotherwise non-exclusive and generic terms obtained under a pretextual claim of formal trade orservice mark rights unsupported by substantial use of the subject trade or service mark.

2. Applicable Disputes
A name registered in the TLD during the Sunrise Registration period will subsequently be subject
to an administrative proceeding upon submission of a Complaint showing that the Sunrise
Registration is Formally Ineligible or Substantively Ineligible. A Complaint under this Policy shallspecify only one of Formal Ineligibility or Substantive Ineligibility as a ground for proceeding.

A. Formal Ineligibility
A complaint under this section shall be required to show that a registered domain name in theTLD does not comply with the provisions of the Registry’s Sunrise Program, including eligibility
criteria for Uniregistry Spanning-The-Dot Sunrise Registrations. Formal Ineligibility shall bedemonstrated in any of the following circumstances:i. At time the challenged domain name was registered, the registrant did not hold a trademark
registration of national effect (or regional effect); the trademark had not been court-validated orprotected by statute or treaty; or the trademark was not properly subject to the “trademark +50”
eligibility for TMCH entry;
ii. The domain name is not identical to the mark on which the registrant based its Sunrise
registration in accordance with TMCH “identical match” rules, and Uniregistry Spanning-The-Dot
eligibility; or

B. Substantive Ineligibility
i. Token use or Non-use: The trademark registration on which the domain name registrant based
its Sunrise registration is not the subject of actual and substantial use in commerce in the issuingjurisdiction on which the TMCH entry is based, or has been unused in such jurisdiction for a
sufficient period to constitute abandonment thereof in such jurisdiction; orii. Pretextual Sunrise Registration: The domain name is otherwise a non-exclusive and genericallyapplicable term having a primary meaning in relation to goods or services other than those forwhich the trade or service mark was obtained; and the domain name is not used or under
demonstrable preparation for use, or held to prevent infringing use, by the registrant inconnection with the goods and/or services on which the subject trademark registration is based.
The following circumstances in particular shall, without limitation, constitute evidence ofPretextual Sunrise Registration:(a) The registrant’s use, licensing or offer of licensing of use of the domain name for theprimary purpose of exploiting such non-trademark primary meaning; or(b) Circumstances indicating a pattern by the Registrant or in concert with others, ofSunrise Registrations based on formal claims of trade or service mark rights in alleged
marks which are otherwise non-exclusive and generically applicable terms having a
primary meaning in relation to goods or services other than those for which the trade orservice mark was obtained; and(c) As an aggravating factor in connection with any of the circumstances above, whether
the term in question is particularly generically applicable in connection with the TLD inwhich the Sunrise Registration was made.

3. Remedies
The remedies available to a complainant for a proceeding under this SDRP shall be:

A. Formal Ineligibility
If the Evaluator finds that the Sunrise Registration was Formally Ineligible, the sole remedy shallbe cancellation of the registration and return of the cancelled domain name to the pool of names
available for registration in the TLD.

B. Substantive Ineligibility
If the Evaluator finds that the Sunrise Registration was Substantively Ineligible, the domain namewill be (a) suspended for the remaining term of registration, (b) cancelled and returned to the poolof names available for registration in the TLD, or (c) reserved by the Registry and subsequentlymade available for registration under such terms as the Registry may determine, in the discretionof the Registry, including on a first-refusal basis to the party filing the Complaint.

4. Procedure
A. The Complaint
A Complaint under this SDRP shall be submitted to the Registry, and shall identify whether it isbased on Formal Ineligibility or Substantive Ineligibility. Submission instructions can be found on
the Uniregistry website at http://www.Uniregistry.com/policies. The Registry will, within one
business day of receipt of the Complaint, transmit a copy to the Registrant. In the instance of aComplaint initiated by the Registry, a copy of the Complaint will be sent directly to the Registrant.
In the case of Formal Ineligibility, the Registry will conduct an initial review of the Complaint andthe applicable Sunrise Registration application to determine whether the challenged Sunrise
Registration was subject to technical error(s) in processing the Sunrise Registration application. In
the event the Registry determines the Sunrise Registration to be the result of a technical error(s),the Registry will notify the Registrant, remedy the error, and the proceeding will terminate.
The Complaint shall be limited to 1000 words and no more than five annexes constituting nomore than 50 pages in total, and shall specify by particular reference to the paragraphs of thisSDRP the basis for the Complaint. In the event the Complainant believes it requires a greater
word, annex, or page limit, the Complainant may request, in the Complaint, leave to file additional
material. No additional material may be filed or will be considered without grant of such leave by
the Evaluator.
The Complaint shall particularly identify a factual basis for a reasonable belief for each of theallegations therein. Mere lack of knowledge or conclusory allegations shall not constitute a
reasonable belief, in the absence of evidence of due diligence to support the allegations of theComplaint.
The Complaint shall contain the following certification: “Complainant agrees that its claims andremedies concerning the registration of the domain name, the dispute, or the dispute’s resolution
shall be solely against the Respondent and waives all such claims and remedies against (a) theEvaluator, (b) the registrar, (c) Uniregistry, its directors, officers, employees, affiliates and agents,and (d) ICANN as well as their directors, officers, employees and agents. Complainant certifies
that the information contained in this complaint is to the best of Complainant’s knowledge
complete and accurate, that this complaint is not being presented for any improper purpose,such as to harass, and that the assertions in this complaint are warranted under this Policy andunder applicable law, as it now exists or as it may be extended by a good faith and reasonableargument.”

B. The Response
A Response under this SDRP may be submitted to the Registry within 30 days of notification tothe Respondent of the Complaint. The Response shall be limited to 1000 words and no morethan five annexes constituting no more than 50 pages in total, and may dispute the allegations ofthe Complaint as appropriate. In the event the Registrant believes it requires a greater word,annex, or page limit, the Registrant may request, in the Response, leave to file additional material.
In the event the Respondent believes it requires a greater word, annex, or page limit, theComplainant may request leave to file additional material.
Absence of a Response shall not constitute an admission by the Registrant as to any allegation ofthe Complaint.
The Response shall include the following certification: “Respondent agrees that its claims andremedies concerning the registration of the domain name, the dispute, or the dispute’s resolution
shall be solely against the Complainant and waives all such claims and remedies against (a) theEvaluator, (b) the registrar, (c) Uniregistry, its directors, officers, employees, affiliates and agents,and (d) ICANN as well as their directors, officers, employees and agents. Respondent certifies
that the information contained in this response is to the best of Respondent’s knowledge
complete and accurate and that the assertions in this response are warranted under this Policy
and under applicable law, as it now exists or as it may be extended by a good faith andreasonable argument.”

C. Invitation to Proceed
Within ten business days of the deadline for the Response, the Complainant will be asked
whether it desires to proceed with the Proceeding, whereupon the Complainant shall pay a fee of
US $700.

D. Referral To Evaluator
All Complaints alleging Formal Ineligibility, which are not determined to be the result of technicalerror, and all Complaints alleging Substantive Ineligibility shall be referred by the Registry to anEvaluator. The Evaluator shall be one of:(i) A licensed attorney with at least ten years experience in intellectual property law including:either the conduct of at least 100 domain name dispute proceedings under ICANN or ccTLD
domain name dispute resolution policies or a panelist listed by an accredited ICANN UDRP
provider, and who has agreed to decide disputes under this SDRP Policy at a total cost of nomore than US $500.
(ii) A dispute resolution provider organization maintaining a roster of evaluators possessing thequalifications noted in subsection (i), and who has agreed to decide disputes under this SDRP
Policy at a total cost of no more than US $500.

E. Conduct of Proceeding / Decision
The Evaluator shall (a) consider the Complaint and Response, if any, (b) grant leave to fileadditional materials or request such materials within such time limits as the Evaluator deems
appropriate, and (c) issue a decision stating whether, by reference to this SDRP Policy and suchprinciples of law the Evaluator deems appropriate, whether the Sunrise Registration is ineligible.
In all instances, the burden of proof shall be on the Complainant, and the Evaluator shall further
state whether the Complaint is frivolous, or has not been submitted upon appropriate due
diligence set forth in Paragraph 4.A. hereof.
The Evaluator will, in the absence of extenuating circumstances, submit its decision to theRegistry within 15 business days of the Evaluator’s receipt of the Complaint, Response, or any
additional materials. The Registry shall subsequently transmit the Evaluator’s decision to theparties.

F. Maintenance of Status Quo / Implementation
Any domain names in the TLD involved in a SDRP proceeding will be locked against transfer toanother domain name holder or another registrar during the course of a proceeding. TheRegistry will implement the decision after 10 business days, in the absence of notice to theRegistry of an action filed by the Complainant or the Respondent in the jurisdiction of (a) theRegistry, (b) the Registrant, or (b) the stated jurisdiction of the registration agreement, whereupon
implementation of the Decision will be determined by the relevant litigation provisions of theUniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy.

G. Frivolous Filings
Upon the occurrence of three Decisions in respect of a Complainant, Complainant’s counsel, orComplainant’s counsel’s firm, having been found to be frivolous, or otherwise not been submitted
upon appropriate due diligence, such Complainant, Complainant’s counsel and Complainant’s
counsel’s firm shall be barred from further filings under this SDRP.

5. Effect of Other Proceedings
The administrative proceeding under the SDRP shall not prevent either party from submitting adispute concerning the domain name in the TLD to concurrent administrative proceedings or to a
court of competent jurisdiction for independent resolution during a pending SDRP administrative
proceeding or after such proceeding is concluded. Upon notice of such other proceeding, theSDRP proceeding will be terminated (in the sole discretion of the Evaluator as to the competenceof such jurisdiction) in deference to the outcome of such other proceeding.

6. SDRP Modifications
The Registry reserves the right to modify this SDRP at any time subject to the terms of its Registry
contract with ICANN. Such revised SDRP shall be posted on the Registry Website at least ten (10)calendar days before it becomes effective; unless this SDRP has already been invoked by thesubmission of a complaint, in which event the version of the SDRP in effect at the time it wasinvoked will apply until the dispute is concluded, all such changes will be binding with respect toany dispute, whether the dispute arose before, on or after the effective date of the change. In theevent that registrant objects to a change in this SDRP, the sole remedy is to cancel theregistration, provided that registrant will not be entitled to a refund of any fees paid in connection
with such registration. The current version of the SDRP will be available at
http://www.uniregistry.com/policies.