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Dear Kantara Initiative Work Group Chairs,


This Wiki page initiates a Leadership Council eBallot to reduce the duration of the Public Comment and IPR Review period to zero for minor material (non risk inducing) and non-material editorial changes to the FIWG Implementation Profile.


Rationale 

Justification for classifying these changes as being ‘minor’:

Setting aside any purely editorial changes, revisions proposed to FIWG Implementation Profile are of the following form and the FIWG meeting of 2019-12-04 agreed that they are collectively only minor in magnitude, did not identify any IPR conflicts and therefore arguably fit for immediate release.

IAF-1410 has a strengthened requirement for stating and demonstrating availability that is already generally applicable – there is no fundamentally new requirement;

IAF-1430 has a number of valuable amendments to requirements which clarify those elements of NIST SP 800-63 rev.3 which have been found difficult to interpret, or to achieve (to the point of intractability in some cases). These amendments are relatively simple in nature but have the effect of making overall conformity easier to attain. Whilst one could argue their effect will have significant (rather than minor) benefits, the changes themselves are minor and delay caused by potentially 60 days consisting of public review and All Member Ballot are not warranted against the immediate benefit which CSPs are likely to gain from the clarity now provided.

IAF-1440 amendments, whilst fewer, should be subject to the arguments made for ’1430, with the additional comment that three requirements have been expressly defined as no longer applicable to identity-proofing functions where they were proving to be difficult to meet.

The FIWG therefore recommends release of this Implementation Profile revisions at the earliest opportunity on the basis that the revisions per se are minor in nature and do not encumber CSPs any more (and probably less) than do the existing criteria.

Motion:To reduce the duration of the Public Comment Period and IPR Review period to zero for the minor material and non-material editorial changes to the FIWG Implementation Profile. 
VOTE

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December 10, 2019 


December 17, 2019

Voting Rules:Super Majority vote of the LC
Ballot Information:

SECTION 7.7.1.1: LC Approval, Public Review and IPR Review Period Requirements. 

The LC can, by Super Majority vote of the LC, reduce the duration of, or remove altogether, the IPR Review Period and/or the Public Review period in instances where there is low risk of patent, copyright and applicable IPR issues, and/or low risk of a reduction in quality of the output, and/or the changes are minor and (in the case of criteria, do not break implementations) non-material editorial changes to Group- Approved Recommendations or Technical Specifications. The decision must take into consideration the risk of liability being assumed by reduction or removal of the review period and the impact of changes on affected parties (e.g. Service Providers and Assessors). The decision and rationale shall be reported to the Board of Directors at the next Board of Directors meeting.

Eligible voters:

WG FIRE
WG eGov
WG Federation Interoperability
WG Identity Assurance
WG User-Managed Access
WG Consent & Information Sharing
WG Consent Management Solutions
WG Healthcare Identity Assurance

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