RE: [election-services] OASIS EVS TC: EML VERSION 3 VOTE AND NEXTTCMEETING

[John Ross <Ross@Secstan.com>]

I ACCEPT - to adopt EML version 3,

Regards

John Ross

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Subject: [election-services] OASIS EVS TC: EML VERSION 3 VOTE AND NEXT
TCMEETING

Dear All

VERSION 3 VOTE

Following the committee meeting on 12th December, we are now in a
position
to formally vote on adopting the attached documentation and supporting
XML
Schemas as EML Version 3 with the status of Committee Specification.

The only change between this latest draft, and the draft that was issued
for the committee meeting is that we have merged the two volumes into
one.
Everything else stays the same.

Could I please ask you now to cast your vote, either:
ACCEPT - to adopt EML version 3
DECLINE - not to adopt EML version 3 ( in this case your reasons for
declining would be appreciated)

We will keep the vote open for the next two weeks and will conclude it
at
17.00 London time on 21 February.

Just to remind you the OASIS regulations require a 2/3 vote of TC
members
with no more than 1/4
objecting.


NEXT TC MEETING

The next committee meeting will be held on 6th March commencing at 15.00
London time (10.00 USA Eastern time).  The meeting will be a
teleconference
and I will issue phone numbers and agenda nearer the time.   Anyone in
UK
is welcome to join us here in Stockley House.


Regards

John Borras
Assistant Director
Office of the e-Envoy
Cabinet Office
United Kingdom
Tel no. +44 20 7276 3101

PS  Apologies if some of you get this twice, just not sure how up to
date
the committee e-mail address is.

(See attached file: emlv3.zip)
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