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Mike,
802.18 did not review this. It had been agreed last year that the liaisons between .16 and ITU-R WP8A and WP9B, as long as they dealt with technical and not regulatory issues, did not need to come to .18. This is a legacy of the liaison process begun when ITU-R had the work consolidated in a group named JRG 8A-9B. While I don't think there is anything contained of a regulatory nature in the liaison I would not object to seeing the term "regulatory" removed is from the liaison.
Regards,
Mike
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From: owner-stds-802-sec@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG [mailto:owner-stds-802-sec@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG] On Behalf Of Mike Takefman
Sent: Wednesday, March 23, 2005 16:15
To: STDS-802-SEC@LISTSERV.IEEE.ORG
Subject: Re: [802SEC] +++EC Email Ballot+++ENDS 29 MAR+++ motion to approve contributi...
Dear EC Members,
I have reviewed the proposed liaison and some of the email traffic with regard to it.
I am prepared to approve the letter with the following observations.
1) While I have sympathy for the addition wrt 802.20 that Joanne requested at the EC, I believe it may be inappropriate for the EC to add it as an editorial change. If the removal of this phrase is needed to get majority approval it should be removed.
While it is obvious to me that 802.20 should want to be included in any such work, it is their responsability to bring forth such a letter. Should it be removed, I encourage Joanne to send such a liaison at the next 802.20 session and I look forward to observing the result.
2) The following is a nit, and I am prepared to
follow the majority if its a no-op to them.
802.17 had many communications with ITU-T SG 15 over
the course of our development. We tended to refer to
Draft P802.17 or Draft P802.17-DX.Y (whatever the current
revision) rather then Draft 802.17-????. I believe
it is more correct to refer to Draft 802.16e (or Draft
802.16e.LocalDraftNamingConvention) as there will never be
a Draft 802.16e-200X since the suffic is added once it is approved as a standard.
3) I believe that the removal of "and regulatory" from
the phrase "technical and regulatory experts" is appropriate unless Mr. Lynch can state that his group had reviewed and approved the liaison.
4) As to the overlap of scope with 802.16e and 802.20 I
was reminding by Gary Robinson at the 802-SAB joint meeting that the original reason for the existance of dot groups was overlap of scope on basic wired MACs and the inability of a single MAC to be selected in 802.
So the fact that the projects have some overlap is nothing
new to 802 and I don't see it as a reason to delay an
ongoing liaison activity.
cheers,
mike
Jerry1upton@AOL.COM wrote:
> I vote disapprove.
>
> I object to the additional of the below sentence in the revision of
> the proposed letter. The sentence implies the support of the 802.20
> Working Group for this letter. The members of 802.20 had no
> opportunity to review this letter at the Plenary. I ask that this
> sentence be removed as an editorial revision. There were at least two
> requests from 802.20 members as observers at the EC meeting including
> the request for adding this sentence and a request to remove the last
> paragraph of the letter. However, without a review by all the 802.20
> members I cannot support this addition. "Additionally, the IEEE 802.20
> Working Group is developing mobile broadband wireless standards that,
> upon their completion, may be submitted to Working Party 8A. "
>
> I also object to sending this letter that puts forward a
> recommendation for a standard that is not finished and formally
> approved. Additionally, the specification is not freely available to
> all the member states of the ITU yet. Therefore, the letter should not
> be sent until the above steps are complete.
>
> The below phrase in the letter implies there was a cross Working Group
> review of the content included in this letter. I saw no announcement
> of such a review at the Plenary. It states it was prepared by
> regulatory experts. Given Mike Lynch's second of the motion, it
> implies that 802.18 approved this letter. I do not believe 802.18
> voted an approval of this letter. However, I will defer to MIke for an
> answer on this point. "The content herein was prepared by a group of
> technical and regulatory experts in IEEE 802......"
>
> Finally, the letter does again clearly point out the overlap that the
> revised 802.16e PAR has created with the 802.20 Working Group scope
> and propose.
>
> Given the above points and my statements at the EC meeting, I vote
> disapprove. Regards,
> Jerry Upton
> Chair, 802.20
>
>
> In a message dated 3/19/2005 11:07:50 AM Central Standard Time,
> paul.nikolich@ATT.NET writes:
>
> Dear EC Members,
>
> This is a email ballot to make a determination on the below
> motion.
>
> Motion: "To approve IEEE 802.16-05/028r2 with the intent to submit
> to ITU-R
> as an IEEE contribution, subject to editorial revision."
> Moved: Roger Marks
> Second: Mike Lynch
>
> The ballot opens noon ET Saturday 19 March 2005 and closes Tuesday
> 29 March
> 2005.
>
> Regards,
>
> --Paul Nikolich
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Roger B. Marks" <r.b.marks@ieee.org>
> To: <p.nikolich@ieee.org>
> Cc: <mjlynch@NORTELNETWORKS.COM>; <costa@nortel.com>
> Sent: Friday, March 18, 2005 6:40 PM
> Subject: request for 10-day EC ballot
>
>
> > Paul,
> >
> > I request a 10-day EC ballot on the following motion:
> >
> > "To approveas an intended contribution from
> > IEEE to ITU-R, subject to editorial revision".
> >
> > The document title is "Proposed Working Document towards a
> > Preliminary Draft New Recommendation ITU-R M.[8A/BWA]".
> >
> > This issue was deferred from a motion at the EC meeting today.
> >
> > Mr. Lynch seconds the motion.
> >
> > Regards,
> >
> > Roger
>
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