Adrian,
While I believe the documentation is
clear and there is no doubt as to how to proceed. There has
been some uncertainty of the interpretation of special
measures and the implementation of the special measures
procedure at my affiliated company.
Therefore can you please confirm that:
1) Only the 802.11 voting
members affiliated with companies that are listed in the
remedy are affected by the special measures.
2) Only the companies
listed in the remedy need to provide evidence to reinstate
their affiliated voting members individual voting rights.
3) Voting member who are not
affiliated with a company listed in the remedy currently have
and will maintain their voting rights as individual 802.11
voters.
4) No action is required
by companies not listed in the remedy to insure individuals
affiliated with them maintain their voting rights.
Thank you, in advance for confirming the
above.
Regards,
Joseph
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Subject: [STDS-802-11] Updated "interpretation of special
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Dear 802.11 voters,
Following the publication of R0 of my
document (11-16/1568r0) describing my intended interpretation
of special measures applied to 802.11ax, I received
additional questions and feedback.
I'd like to thank those who participated
in the discussion, some of which you can see on the EC
reflector.
Based on those questions and that
discussion, I have updated my interpretation doc here:
https://mentor.ieee.org/802.11/dcn/16/11-16-1568-01-0000-interpretation-of-special-measures.doc
As 802.11ax will shortly be entering
working group ballot, I wanted to post this update. I don't
propose to change anything substantive in this doc during the
802.11ax ballot so that folks can have confidence in how they
should respond to the ballot from its outset.
--
Best Regards,
Adrian Stephens
IEEE 802.11 Working Group Chair
mailto: adrian.p.stephens@xxxxxxxx
Phone: +1 (971) 203-2032
Skype: adrian_stephens
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