> I disagree with the requirement because I don't think there is 
> an enforceable requirement. I think that if there is a problem
> and a court case results, that the way the IPR policy has been
> enacted will allow any barely competent lawyer to get arround
> it.

As I previously stated, this is an *interim* policy because the IRTF does
not have a formal policy at this point, and putting one together is going
to take a fair amount of time.

Even if it is unenforceable, there is a notion of maintaining ethical
behavior; most of us comply with rules of professional conduct even if
they are not legally enforceable.

                Vern

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