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Subject: Re: [xcbf] X.984 note
I have just read this, but vaguely new it was about to happen. I will
be a bit opposed to this if Fast-Track is proposed, as I think that
serious work is needed to align it properly with BioAPI.
I would also very much prefer to see this progressed in SC37 and not SC27.
These are just personal opininions and comments, not UK views.
John L
Phillip H. Griffin wrote:
> Just received the following.
> Phil
>
> X9F4 working group and interested parties,
> We are pleased to announce that X9F4 has successfully issued the
> revision of the American National Standard (ANS) X9.84 Biometric
> Information Management and Security for its official 30-day X9
> Accredited Standards Committee (ASC) and X9F Data and Information
> Security Subcommittee ballots.
>
> Following the 30-day ballot and comment resolution, the standard will be
> posted via the American National Standards Institute's (ANSI) registrar
> for a another 30-day public comment period, after which upon final
> approval by ANSI it will be an official American National Standard with
> a 2003 publication date.
>
> Somewhere between the X9 and X9F ballots and the final publication date
> (estimated March-April timeframe) the X9.84 standard will be submitted
> to ISO for international standardization.
>
> Jeff Stapleton - X9F4 chair
> Phil Griffin - X9F4 vice chair
>
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