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Thanks Subir and All,
I have been having some background coordination with others who have already voted on the motion.
I agree with the comment made by Pat and Geoff where the original sentence
“However, the provision of additional ciphers may enhance 802.22’s ability to address special use cases and will provide alternatives as the default cipher is compromised in the future.” should be changed to
"However, the provision of additional ciphers may enhance 802.22’s ability to address special use cases or specific national
or future market needs." Rich, Clint, Jon, Adrian, Bob, Pat and James who voted on the motion have suggested that they will re-approve the motion or change their vote from Dis-approve to Approve if this change
is made. So if Steve Shellhammer agrees to seconding the amended motion, I would like to change the motion words to the ones below: Amended Motion: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://mentor.ieee.org/802.22/dcn/17/22-17-0090-01-0000-802-22b-iso-iec-jtc1-comment-resolutions.doc
with editorial change, where the current sentence However, the provision of additional ciphers may enhance 802.22’s ability to address special use cases and will provide alternatives as the default cipher is compromised in the future. is changed to
"However, the provision of additional ciphers may enhance 802.22’s ability to address special use cases or specific national
or future market needs." Move: Apurva Mody Second: Steve Shellhammer For: Against: Abstain: Start of ballot: Tuesday 16th January 2018 Thanks Apurva From: ***** IEEE 802 Executive Committee List ***** [mailto:STDS-802-SEC@ieee.org]
On Behalf Of Das, Subir ***
WARNING
*** Apurva, I also agree with Pat’s suggested change. One should not include the cipher as default if there is a knowledge/proof that it will be compromised in future. I assume this is not the case here. The current language
however indicates that. In addition, it does not mention a time line when this default cipher may be obsolete.
So my approve vote is conditional.
Regards, _Subir From: owner-stds-802-sec@ieee.org [mailto:owner-stds-802-sec@ieee.org]
On Behalf Of Mody, Apurva (US) Dear All, During the IEEE 802 November 2017 Plenary meeting, we had tabled this motion to send the IEEE 802.22b response to the ISO/IEC/JTC1 due to lack of appropriate words for the response.
The EC did not like the words as were discussed and suggested in the ISO/JTC1 Standing committee.
After discussions with Andrew Myles, we have agreed to a slight change in the response to the comment made by the China NB.
Note – The 802.22b-2015 Draft has been approved to be an ISO Standard. So this response is being sent to them as a courtesy.
I am attaching the original EC motions package, and the Draft Response document with marked up text that highlights what changed.
Paul approves starting an EC e-mail ballot and Steve has re-agreed to second the motion. Motion: ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Move: Apurva Mody Second: Steve Shellhammer For: Against: Abstain: Start of ballot: Tuesday 16th January 2018 Dr. Apurva N. Mody Chair, IEEE 802.22 Working Group Chairman, WhiteSpace Alliance Acting Chair, National Spectrum Consortium
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