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From: NJEDJOU Eric
RD-RESA-REN [mailto:eric.njedjou@francetelecom.com] Hi all, I have two question on the balloting
instructions 4.1.1 50% return rate i guess the 75% figure in this section
should read 50%? or i misunderstood something [Vivek G Gupta] You are right. In fact I just noticed some other 75% figures as well that
should be changed to 50% (in 4.1.2 and 4.1.4) Shall post an updated document later today. 4.1.2 75% approval rate [Vivek G Gupta] should actually be 50% What if 90% of the voting members vote
"Abstain? [Vivek G Gupta] You mean 90% of the WG members (who attend the WG regularly
and have voting rights because of regular attendance) vote Abstain due to lack
of Technical Expertise… Would the rule be still applied over the
10% that have voted "approved" or "disapproved"? Because 75% of the "approve"
vote on 10% of voters expresssing something else than "abstain" will
not be sufficient to my eyes to determine that the ballot has passed [Vivek G Gupta] Yes, the rule would still be applied over the 10% that voted
Approve or Disapprove. This is an unusual situation (IMO unlikely to occur in 802.21)
but that’s how the rule would apply. Best Regards -Vivek De :
stds-802-21@ieee.org [mailto:stds-802-21@ieee.org] De la part de Hello Folks, 802.21 Letter Ballot #1 closes APRIL 30,
2006 AOE. This letter ballot is to forward the
current 802.21 Draft D1.0 to Sponsor Ballot. All present IEEE 802.21 Voters are required to vote on this
draft. Please refer to the LB #1 Instructions and
Voter list document on 802.21 website for more information. Voters voting Disapprove are required to
submit at least one (Technical, Binding) type comment. Voters voting Disapprove (as well as those
voting Approve) may also submit other additional comments with other Comment Type such as (Technical,
Non-binding or Editorial). All submitted comments would then be up
for resolution as part of the comment Resolution process. Best Regards -Vivek |