Hiya, Thanks for another speedy reply. I'll be interested in the board's conclusions and am happy to wait for those. And very happy that you'll be discussing it too - thanks! And sorry for being a bit of a PITA in the meantime:-) Cheers, S. On 26/04/2019 16:43, Livingood, Jason wrote: > On 4/25/19, 2:20 PM, "Stephen Farrell" <stephen.farrell@xxxxxxxxx> > wrote: >> The CoI disclosures are private because people may have other >> commitments that cannot be made public due to their contractual or >> employment obligations. > > Sorry, I'm confused. To whom are potential CoIs being disclosed in > the above situation? > > [JL] Good input and questions, Stephen. The current CoIs were filled > out somewhat hastily at the last IETF meeting when the new board was > seated. We felt it would be an oversight if we did not have them, but > they were meant IMO mainly as a temporary measure until such time as > we determined what our overall policies should be for conflicts of > interest and a broad range of other stuff listed in the IASA2 WG docs > (including the LLC formation agreement). On May 7 and 8 we have a F2F > meeting where we're discussing what we want for each of these > policies (the IETF community will be consulted at these begin taking > shape), which will include the long-term conflict of interest policy. > This will necessarily include consideration of how/what to make > public. As I noted, as that and other policies begin to take shape > following that May meeting, the IETF community will be asked for > comment. The discussion here is helpful input to that process - and > stay tuned for more on policies from the IETF LLC Board in May. > > Thanks Jason (as IETF LLC chair) > >
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