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of-dominance-toolkit.doc should be used by a Working Group chair to satisfy this responsibility.
The document describes a set of signs of potential dominance, plus notes on applicability
organized by diagnostic power.
17. Revision of the IEEE 802 LMSC OM
The IEEE 802 LMSC OM may be revised as follows.
Revisions to the IEEE 802 LMSC OM shall be submitted by a IEEE 802 LMSC member to the
IEEE 802 LMSC no less than 30 day in advance of a motion (or conclusion of an electronic
ballot) to approve them. Amendments in response to comments on the proposed revision are
permitted. Insufficient time to consider complex modifications is a valid reason to vote
disapprove. A motion to revise these documents shall require a vote of approve by at least two
thirds of all voting members of the IEEE 802 LMSC. If approved, revisions become effective at
the end of the meeting where the votes were taken or when the final result of the electronic ballot
is announced by the Standards Committee Chair or designee.
In some circumstances minor revisions may be made to the IEEE 802 LMSC OM without a
revision ballot. These circumstances are
a)
Basic layout/formatting that does not change the meaning of any of the text
b)
Correction of spelling and punctuation
c)
Error in implementing approved changes
All other revisions shall be balloted as described in this subclause. If any voting IEEE 802
LMSC member protests an editorial change of the IEEE 802 LMSC OM within 30 days of its
release (the date of notice on the IEEE 802 LMSC reflector constitutes the release date), that
editorial change will be without effect.
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