Information required to support request for conditional approval to

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Information required to support
request for conditional approval to
forward a draft standard
IEEE 802 LMSC Operations Manual
Clause 12
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Ballot close date and results
1. Date the ballot closed:
Please replace with project, draft number, date and time of close
2. Vote tally including Approve, Disapprove and Abstain votes
%
Comments received: __
Count
Actual
Require
Status
Abstain
__
__
< 30
PASS/FAIL
Disapprove with comment
__
-
-
-
Disapprove without comment
__
-
-
-
Approve
__
__
≥ 75
PASS/FAIL
__
Sponsor/WG
Ballots returned
__
PASS/FAIL
≥ 75/>50
Delete as required
Voters
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Unresolved negative comments
3. Comments that support the remaining disapprove votes and Working Group
response.
Where a voter has accepted some comment resolutions and rejected others,
only the comments of which the voter has not accepted resolution should be
presented.
Instruction: Delete this help text and replace with unresolved negative
comments in the slide and supplemental slides, of if prefer in a
separate comment report.
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Unresolved negative comments (Con’t)
If required make as many copies as required …
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Future schedule
4. Schedule for recirculation ballot and resolution meeting.
Instruction: Delete this help text and replace with schedule.
For each cycle (maximum of two) include:
Estimated recirculation ballot open date
Estimated recirculation ballot close date
Proposed interim meeting date
Estimated recirculation ballot open date
Estimated recirculation ballot close date
Proposed interim meeting date
Notes:
[1] A maximum of two recirculations permitted under conditional approval. ‘If a new valid disapprove
comment/vote is received as a result of the 'initial conditional recirculation ballot', the Working Group Chair
may issue one 'subsequent conditional recirculation ballot' in an attempt to meet the conditional approval
conditions. If the conditions are not met by the 'subsequent recirculation ballot', the 'conditional approval'
terminates.’ (See ‘802 Chair's interpretation of 'substantially complete' as used in conditional approval
procedure 14’, http://www.ieee802.org/secmail/msg13174.html).
[2] One of the conditions, should conditional approve be granted, is that the recirculation ballot and
resolution should occur in accordance with the schedule presented at the time of conditional approval.
Hence if two recirculations are expected include them, as needing only one is fine.
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