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Proposal for P&P Change - #2009-1. Authors:. Date: 2009-05-15. Abstract. A proposed change to the current approved P&P was made during the Opening Plenary of the 802.11 May 2009 Interim Session.
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Proposal for P&P Change - #2009-1 Authors: Date: 2009-05-15 Jon Rosdahl, CSR
Abstract A proposed change to the current approved P&P was made during the Opening Plenary of the 802.11 May 2009 Interim Session. This file captures that proposed change and additional discussion points that were made during the week. This file also contains the changes that should be made to the existing old-style 802.11 P&P due to approved changes from previous sessions and requirements. Jon Rosdahl, CSR
Existing Rule underconsideration • 3.6.3 Teleconferences • Teleconferences are a means to prepare input for sessions provided that the teleconference date, time, agenda, and arrangements are announced 10 calendar days prior to the teleconference date and that the minutes (Agenda, List of Attendees, and proceedings) are kept and published as WG documents within 7 days of the teleconference. Teleconferences may not be held more frequently than weekly. Jon Rosdahl, CSR
Proposal for P&P Change #1 • Change to 3.6.3 Teleconferences in existing P&P • 11-07-0360-04-0000-802-11-policies-and-proceedures.doc • Change the last sentence “Teleconferences may not be held more than twice per week.“ • Rationale: The restriction of holding only one Teleconference per Task Group dates back to the era when there were only PHY and MAC activities But now is an impediment to completing comment resolution. Because we need to: • reduce use of adhoc meetings (cost reduction) • accommodate discussions over several time zones. • Meet time critical deadlines • Impact: TG will be able to request extra Teleconferences in order to meet specific time requirements or time zone needs. TG will still be expected to be prudent with time requirements of the WG members. Jon Rosdahl, CSR
Editorial updates and Document Number • Since the last Formally approved 802.11 P&P, we have not published any of the updates that were in the meeting minutes or the 2008 officer changes. • The current P&P states that each year the P&P shall be posted to the xx/0001 document. So, the changes that get approved today should be posted to doc 09/0001r1 • Document 09/0001r0 will be the new WG P&P based on the baseline, and it will be reposted with a new number and submitted to the 802 EC for approval. • This will then become our current P&P until we get the 802 EC to determine when they will allow the WGs to adopt the new AudCom required format. Jon Rosdahl, CSR
Changes made to 07/360r4 • Changed Doc number to 09/0001r1 • Updated WG Chair • Updated Date/version • Corrected Acronym for 802 EC = • 802 LMSC executive committee • 2.10.2 changed reserved number from “0000” to “0001” • 3.6.3 – Change last sentence to allow 2 times per week • 6.1.2 – Add condition for losing Aspirant status • Failure to attend 75% of 4 consecutive plenary sessions, an Aspirant can become a new participant by meeting the requirements in 6.1.1. • This was clarified during the Nov 2008 WG Closing Plenary. Jon Rosdahl, CSR
P&P change approved in March 2009 plenary • Change 6.4 as follows: • Change “2 out of 3” to “4 out of 6” • Add Note as 2nd sub-bullet to 2nd bullet: • Note – the 802 LMSC Policies and Procedures state that membership is lost for failure to return 2 of 3 consecutive mandatory WG letter ballots, but such loss may be excused by the WG chair if the member is considered active. The rule given above is consistent with the 802 LMSC Policies and Procedures by deeming active any member who has returned 4 out of 6 consecutive mandatory WG letter ballots. Jon Rosdahl, CSR
Motion to Approve Change to P&P • Motion: Move to approve the changes to the 802.11 P&P as documented in 11-09/0623r0. • Moved: Jon Rosdahl, 2nd: Stephen McCann Jon Rosdahl, CSR
References • Original Proposal – 11-09/0545r0: Slide 10 • https://mentor.ieee.org/802.11/dcn/09/11-09-0545-00-0000-wg-patent-slides-and-p-p-status-may-2009.ppt Jon Rosdahl, CSR