[address-policy-wg] 2012-02 New Draft Document and Impact Analysis Published (Policy for Inter-RIR Transfers of IPv4 Address Space)
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Tore Anderson
tore at fud.no
Thu Mar 14 09:05:52 CET 2013
* Sander Steffann >> Each inter-RIR transfer will consist of: >> >> - evaluation of RIPE Policy compliance >> - evaluation of official documentation >> - coordination with the other involved RIR staff >> - updating registry entries >> >> Therefore, the only additional step compared to intra-RIR >> transfers would be the coordination with the other RIR staff. > > If I understand you correctly it comes down to: > - If one RIR is involved that RIR does its evaluation. > - If two RIRs are involved they both do their evaluation, and they > communicate. > > If correct then it comes down to sending the other RIR an e-mail > telling them 'we're fine with this transfer' and waiting for the > other RIR to do the same before approving the transfer. Doesn't sound > too bad :-) It doesn't, no. From the IA text alone I had understood that the amount of NCC work needed to implement this proposal to be «significant». But based on Andrew's clarification I withdraw my objection to 2012-02 and return to the neutral category. -- Tore Anderson
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