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Hello All,
There is a CAC meeting scheduled for Monday May 6, 9am ET. I expect to be present, but I am traveling and the unexpected may happen. In the unlikely event that I am not present Stephen McCann will run the meeting.
The agenda is as follow (slightly updated following the last meeting):
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Attendance
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Announcements
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Web page updates: main page, future sessions, how to participate, members list, members area, PARs
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March 2024 and prior meeting follow-up – Stephen
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Subgroup minutes
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Webpage updates
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Timeline updates
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May 2024
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Registration totals so far for May – Jon
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Well ahead of registrations for early bird. Anticipated 250 people, sold out standard rooms. 278 in-person total. 255 in-hotel.
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802.1 is joining us in Warsaw – added to the numbers.
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Venue is the Warsaw Marriott Hotel, Warsaw, Poland. Registration is open.
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Tool training session (short) planned for Sunday at 1:30pm.
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If you have had problems with running the meetings in the past please attend the training session
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Will use the Scarlet box connections as in the past.
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Review agenda graphic for any updates, and agenda requests
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Please include registration reminder slide in your agenda deck.
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Stephen to send out registration slide
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Snapshot slides are due before the Sunday, May 12 CAC meeting.
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Ongoing ballot status –
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CC47 802REVc/D1.3 closed. Comments submitted.
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LB284 for P802.11bh/D4.0 closed. Met conditions for SA ballot and initial SA ballot has started.
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LB285 for P802.11bf/D4.0 closed. Met conditions for SA ballot.
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LB286 for P802.11bk/D2.0 closed.
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May 2024 motions
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P802.11bf PAR extension
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TG appointment/election confirmations
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Mike will have a draft PAR for REVm<something>
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Mike will have liaison for IETF regarding OWE.
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PAR and CSD motion for IMMW
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PAR for LC?
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July Plenary in Montreal – Registration should open soon
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Registration open
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IEEE resources re: dominance: See
https://standards.ieee.org/faqs/dominance.html and
https://standards.ieee.org/faqs/dominance.html#3
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Ongoing - Additional WNG/new work & research outreach, Jim Lansford
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Some interest expressed, but nothing specific yet
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Round table and AOB
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Strawpolls in TGbn.
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Previous discussion:
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Marc: problematic to require positive outcome to run motion.
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Jon: strawpolls gather information.
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Alfred: Question is in ad-hoc, not TG meeting. If these are just motions the joint will be too busy. Limited feedback from discussion but large number of no votes.
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Mark H: Not an issue of recorded vote. Issue is takes time for people to process. Run more motions!
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Alfred: Run strawpoll to get feedback, but strawpoll fails to provide info without member list.
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Mike M: Echo Jon, Mark H. Up to the person making the proposal to build consensus.
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Carol: 5 people say not, but you can’t follow up because you don’t know who they are. Easier to follow up when everyone is in the room, but harder online.
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Laurent: Earlier in 11be were looking at how people were voting. Then we made them anonymous. People want to see the result of the votes; it worked better when this was available.
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Alfred: Hard to follow up after a 200 person vote.
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Jon: Use the reflector more.
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Action items
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IEEE-SA myProject tool request: Add a calendar reminder, sent to SA ballot pool members, in the notification of SA ballot opening – Request initiated.
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Check TGbc mailed award status with IEEE staff – still open
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