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Attached you will find 4 documents that were approved by 802.18 (and 802.11 and 802.15) at our recent interim meeting in Monterey. Submitting these documents to the SEC constitutes the beginning of the 5 day SEC review period required before the RR-TAG can file/present these documents externally. I have sent these documents to Roger Marks, who has made them available to 802.18 members, asking them to comment to him and me if they had any issues or concerns. (To date, I have not received any negative comments on any of the documents, and it is my understanding is that Roger contemplates seeking a formal approval of these documents at the opening plenary of 802.16's interim on Monday, Korea time ...) For your information, I should probably point out that 3 of the documents merely follow on to, or provide additional support to, previously filed postions. The 4th document, in response to a Public Consultation from the Hong Kong Telecommunications Authority, supports their proposed creation of a "Class License," with minimal regulatory burdens, for commercial interests that propose to operate commercial public access "hot spots" (similar to those being deployed in the US by Starbucks and many others). As a technical matter, per LMSC rules, WG approval is not required for the SEC to allow these documents to be filed by the TAG ... only 75% approval in the TAG ... where approval was 100%. However, I have sought WG approval from .11/.15/.16 in the interests of demonstrating wider support for the documents to the SEC. If there are no SEC member motions to block the filing presentation of these documents by the end of the required 5 day SEC review period, which I am interpreting as being 0700 EDT this coming Tuesday, Sept. 24 (based on sending these documents to the SEC reflector at approximately 0635 EDT today. Sept. 19), I will proceed. (note that I am in Geneva attending ITU-R meetings on 5 GHz allocations issues and will be in transit returning to the US on Sept. 25 ...) Regards, Carl R. Stevenson Chair, IEEE 802.18 Radio Regulatory Technical Advisory Group 610-965-8799 (home office) 610-712-3217 (fax mailbox) 610-570-6168 (cellphone) Short Message Service: 6105706168@voicestream.net carl.stevenson@ieee.org <<18-02-028r1_ExParte_re_AMSAT.ppt>> <<18-02-029r0_Opp_LMS_Pet_Recon_and_Ex_Parte.doc>> <<18-02-031r1_Cmts_Hong_Kong_WLAN_Consultation.doc>> <<18-02-032r1_WRC_AI1.5_Presentation.ppt>>
18-02-028r1_ExParte_re_AMSAT.ppt
18-02-029r0_Opp_LMS_Pet_Recon_and_Ex_Parte.doc
18-02-031r1_Cmts_Hong_Kong_WLAN_Consultation.doc
18-02-032r1_WRC_AI1.5_Presentation.ppt