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75%, yes. And I am sure Brian will correct me if I
am wrong, but I cannot remember an 802.16 Working Group Letter Ballot or Sponsor
Ballot that was forwarded to the next step in the approval process with less
than 96% approval. In fact, it was/is very common for 802.16 to recirculate
documents several times even when approval numbers are in the 90% range
already. 16f re-circulated (in WG letter ballot) three times after it
already had a 93% approval rating.
The 802 EC and the IEEE-SA love to see these kind
of approval numbers, especially with large volumes of resolved comments. It
demonstrates that the relevant Working Group has given due time and careful
consideration in the preparation of their standard, and gives great comfort to
approving parties (IEEE 802 EC, Revcom, IEEE-SA Board) that an open and
inclusive process has achieved a broad consensus document with substantial and
diverse participation.
Thanks,
Phillip Barber Chief Scientist Broadband Wireless Solutions Huawei Technologies Co., LTD. ----- Original Message -----
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