The IETF & The new Telecommunications ACT
Joel Halpern <jhalpern@us.newbridge.com> Tue, 19 March 1996 22:47 UTC
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Subject: The IETF & The new Telecommunications ACT
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I was speaking to George Dobrowski (ATM Forum TC Chair). He is down here because the ATM Forum lawyers informed him that there is language in the new Telecommunications bell (yes, the same one with the "decency" provisions) which could relate to the ATM Forum activities. From his description to me, it could also relate to the IETF. 1) There is a section (242 or 243 according to George's memory) of the bill which specifically applies to non-sanctioned standards groups. There apparently also is language about standards groups whose members "control" more than 30% of the "access lines". Whether either category includes the IETF I do not know. 2) From what he said, the bill gives participants in such groups the right to appeal "standards" decisions to the FCC. 3) Apparently, the FCC is engaged in rule-making right now to comply with the requirements of the bill. The public comment period ends April 2. It seems to me that we should find out if this relates to us. Scott, is there some lawyer you can ask about this? Thank you, Joel M. Halpern jhalpern@newbridge.com Newbridge Networks Inc.
- The IETF & The new Telecommunications ACT Joel Halpern
- Re: The IETF & The new Telecommunications ACT Scott Bradner
- Re: The IETF & The new Telecommunications ACT Joel Halpern
- Re: The IETF & The new Telecommunications ACT Brian Carpenter CERN-CN
- Re: The IETF & The new Telecommunications ACT Scott Bradner
- Re: The IETF & The new Telecommunications ACT Steve Coya
- Re: The IETF & The new Telecommunications ACT Scott Bradner