IAOC Meeting Minutes 2013-04-04 10:00 EDT


Jari Arkko [PRESENT]
Scott Bradner [ABSENT]
Randy Bush [PRESENT]
Chris Griffiths [PRESENT]
Bob Hinden[PRESENT, Chair]
Russ Housley [PRESENT]
Ole Jacobsen [PRESENT]
Ray Pelletier [PRESENT, IAD]
Lynn St. Amour [PRESENT]



Jewellee Dalrymple [SCRIBE]


IAOC Meeting Agenda

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1. Minutes
2013-03-13
2. Committee Assignments
3. Retreat Agenda
4. Meetings Update
5. Tools Development Update
6. Active Subpoenas - Legal
7. AOB

Bob called the meeting to order at 10:01 AM EDT.

1. Minutes
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The 2013-03-13 minutes have not yet been produced, but
are expected 18 April.

2. Committee Assignments
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Ray reported on the 6 Standing Committees of the IAOC:

1. Budget
2. Meetings
3. Legal Management
4. Tools Management
5. Tools Development
6. RFP

1. Budget Committee membership:
Bob
Lynn
Randy
Chris
Ray
Greg Kapfer, ISOC CFO

Committee prepares and recommends the annual budget to that IAOC and monitors its activity during the year.

2. Meetings Committee Membership:
Ole, Chair
Bob
Chris
Ray
Dave
Fred
Jim
Scott McDonald, E-Side
Drew
Alexa
Laura
Marcia
Stephanie
Kirsten
Scott

The meetings committee is a mix of folks from the Community, ISOC, AMS, and the IAOC.  It suggests IETF meeting venues, venues for site qualification visits and recommends venues to the IAOC for IETF meetings.

3. Legal Management Committee Membership:
Ray
BoB
Jari
Chris
Scott
Jorge

as needed:
Heather Flanagan
Alexa Morris
Sandy Ginoza

The first responders for subpoenas and legal requests are made up of the IAOC Chair, IETF Chair, Trust Chair, and as needed are folks from AMS.

4. Tools Management Committee Membership:
Ray
Bob
Jari
Scott
Russ
Henrik

Henrik is the PM for the work being developed.

The TMC oversees the IT Infrastructure Project, develops SOWs, assists the IAD with RFPs, reviews proposals and makes recommendations to the IAOC.

5. Tools Development Membership:
Henrik
Jari
Russ
Bob
Scott
Ray
Robert Sparks
Alexa
Karen
Glen
Steve
Matt
Ryan
Alice
Sandy
Tony

The committee provides input on the software projects and often performs testing of contracted development work.

6. RFP Committee Membership:
Ray
Bob
Russ
Lynn
Jari

Develops SOWs and RFPs for all RFPs except for IT and Tools development RFPs, which are done by the TMC.

3. Retreat Agenda
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Ray reviewed the proposed topics for the IAOC Retreat being held
19 - 30 April in San Francisco.

Topics included meetings, budget, goals, tools development program, hosting and sponsorships, mission critical tools, the IAOC Communications Plan and more.

The list of items will be laid out to see if it will fit within the two-day meeting matrix. A few hours will be left on the second day for items that need additional discussion or other topics that may come up. There may be some things that can be deferred if they don't benefit from a face-to-face meeting.

4. Meetings Update
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Ray reported on the status of the next two meetings in 2013.

Berlin IETF 87

Registration is opened 12 weeks before the meeting, so that will be the week of 29 April.

Without Bits-N-Bites there is $210k in sponsorships. That covers the meeting space but not the NOC. We are short $150K.  There is still work to do and 16 weeks to get there from here.

Waiting for an update from Drew regarding Bits-N- Bites; Drew has a target list but he accepts all the help he can get, so suggestions are welcome.  There is discussion of a social, but the priority is to cover the cost of the NOC.

Vancouver IETF 88

As yet, Vancouver is not Hosted.  We need $150K to cover the cost of the NOC.  Hyatt is sponsoring the Welcome Reception, the First Timer's Meet and Greet and some breaks.  We have not closed on a circuits provider yet, but expect to soon.  We have great support in Canada for circuits.

So far, Bits-N-Bites looks the same as Berlin, but Drew is working it.

5. Tools Development Update
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Ray reported on the status of tools development.

A. Budget: $300K
B. Completed: $10k
C. In Work: $155k
D. Major Projects:
i. Agenda scheduling development
ii. NomCom Tools
iii. Mail Search and Archive Tool

Of the $300K budget $150K had been identified for RFC Editor tools.  Those tools are dependent on the clarification of policies before specifications can be developed and the software developed from that.

Looking today like some specifications work may get done, but not likely software development.  Ray will continue to work with the RSE to advance that development program.

6. Active Subpoenas - Legal
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Ray reported on the status of subpoenas and legal requests.

Two subpoenas have been completed.  The Apple one resulted in Sandy, RFC Production Center Director, giving a deposition with ThompsonHines providing league support.

  January 2013 Apple and International Trade Commission Subpoena
  December 2012 HTC and International Trade Commission Subpoena

In work is a March 2013 request from SETCCE for Acknowledgment of RFC Authorship and WG Participation.

In work is a March 2013 request from SETCCE for Acknowledgment of RFC Authorship and WG Participation.

When a subpoena is received by the IAD, counsel or AMS it’s discussed and a summary is created and given to the legal committee. A conference call is set up to discuss what needs to be done, whether outside council is necessary and how to comply.  Jorge does not do subpoenas or litigation; the IAOC has been working with Thompson Hines law firm for those matters. Last year a subpoena fee policy was adopted in which the IAOC invoices the other party for the request. The policy is online. The two subpoenas and legal requests are on the website.

7. AOB
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An updated retreat agenda will be available in the next few days.

Bob adjourned the IAOC meeting at 10:49 AM EST.