The BBC reports:
Police plans to shut down web domains believed to be used by criminals are to be debated in public.
In November, the Serious and Organised Crime Agency (Soca) tabled a plan to give such powers to Nominet, which oversees the .uk domain.
SOCA wants the power formalised as Nominet has no obligation to shut domains found to be used by criminals.
Those who want to take part are being asked to put their names forward by 23 February at the latest.
Nominet said the decision to form the policy discussion group was taken as the original proposal from Soca generated so many responses.
At the time, Nominet said it wanted to create a "balanced group of stakeholders" that would talk over the policy and its implications.
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