Stewart,
The only way I know to avoid legal jurisdiction is to be an international treaty organisation with diplomatic immunity in the course of its duties. And even that only works in the signatory countries. That's why this line of argument leads inevitably to the ITU. If you don't want that, just pick your jurisdiction(s) carefully.
Regards,
Brian Carpenter
(via tiny screen & keyboard)
Brian Carpenter
(via tiny screen & keyboard)
On Fri, 1 Jul 2022, 18:47 Stewart Bryant, <stewart.bryant@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The IETF is not the only SDO in the world.
How to other SDOs address these problems?
If the root cause of the problems is the US legal system, perhaps the IETF should move to another country. Given the international constituency of our participants and the way that we work, I cannot see that it would matter much where we were based so long as the country was stable and had laws sympathetic to our activities.
Stewart
