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Re: [STDS-802-11-CAC] Question on the SA recirc ballot

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Hi Edward,

Thanks for the clarification.

Regards,
Minyoung

On Tue, Jun 16, 2020 at 9:40 PM Edward Au <edward.ks.au@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Minyoung,

I hope you don't mind I jump in for an immediate comment :)

Per Dorothy's email in the early of this year, "In practice, operation of the TGs is exactly the same as for WG ballot resolution, except that comment resolutions and recirculation ballots do not need WG approval.  Proceeding to RevCom does need WG (and EC) approval."

Since the Working Group closing plenary is approaching and I do not want to organize a call whose sole purpose is to consider approval on recirculation ballot, that is why I said in my TGay CRC announcement that I expect the motion on recirculation ballot to take place on July 16.   Hope it's clear.

Cheers,
Edward


On Wed, Jun 17, 2020 at 12:33 AM Minyoung Park <mpark.ieee@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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Hello Dorothy, Robert, Jon,

Does SA recirc ballot need WG approval? Based on 11-11/1625r2 Comment resolution guide doc in section 3.3 below (highlighted), it seems like it is not needed. Could you please clarify?

"3.3 Formal Status of the CRC

The formal status of the comment resolution committee (CRC) is a delegated authority, from the Sponsor (in our case, the LMSC), to the WG chair, to the TG chair, who acts as the chair of the CRC.

The CRC is a “committee of the whole” of 802.11.  Telecons are open and announced according to 802.11 rules.  Any 802.11 voter can vote at a CRC meeting.

The operation of the CRC is governed solely by IEEE 802 and IEEE-SA rules.   Note in particular:
• The CRC may vote on comment resolutions and starting a new letter ballot at any of its meetings (telecons or during an 802.11 session) without the involvement of the WG.
• Recirculations are not govenered by the 15 day limit in the 802.11 rules, but by the 10 day lower limit of the IEEE-SA rules."

Thanks,
Minyoung

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