90 IPv6 sub-TLA allocations made

  James,
  
  I think we were talking about increasing the size of a sTLA (when the
  requirement for that can be documented), rather than allocating another
  sTLA?!
  
  Also, I seem to remember that the NCC reserves some space in the address
  tree for that, so you might be able to obtain a "2nd" sTLA back-to-back
  with the original one, which is equivalent to decreasing the prefix
  length.
  
  I guess you would be free to structure that (combined/extended) address
  space internally (for distribution to customers by more than one
  operational unit).
  
  But probably I am missing something essential here.
  
  Wilfried.
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Of course, there would be at least one more sub-TLA allocated if the IPv4
rules for supernational registries were to be applied to IPv6 instead of
restricting these to only having a single sub-TLA allocation... :-(

James

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