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This document contains the changes proposed by the Access Control proposal.
The v1.0 OASIS Standard version of the KMIP specification was used as the
base document, and only the subsections that were added/modified by the
Access Control proposal are included.

Compared to the earlier version authored by Marko Vukolic, the following
changes were made:
1) Removed some Normative References that were only referenced in the
Subject subsection
2) Removed the Subject subsection since it is no longer part of the AC
proposal
3) Renamed Operation Policy Parameters attribute to Operation Policy
Properties per the latest AC proposal slides
4) Encoding of Owner attribute value changed from Subject to Text String
(Unique Identifier of the owning Entity)
5) Added new tags for Security Level and Strict Flag (fields in the new
Operation Policy Properties attribute)
6) Removed the Subject Type Enumeration subsection

 -- Mathias Bjorkqvist

The document revision named Access Control proposal specification changes
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kmip-spec-1.0-cd-12-AC-draft-20100901.doc.

Document Description:
This document contains the changes proposed by the Access Control proposal.
The v1.0 OASIS Standard version of the KMIP specification was used as the
base document, and only the subsections that were added/modified by the
Access Control proposal are included.

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