Option 2 EC approval by ballot in Feb 2015, RevCom approval in Feb 2015. Option 2 – relaxes some comment resolution timing constraints by not targeting completion of resolution to coincide with the end of 802.11 sessions. Option 3 EC conditional approval in March 2015, RevCom approval in June 2015. – Option 3 increases the time to resolve comments after the 802.11ac roll-in to match the time allowed for the 802.11ad roll-in. This requires an extra session of comment resolution. It is the opinion of the author that Option 3 is the most reasonable. Clearly there are a whole bunch of unknowns that affect the actual date, including the productivity of our commenters and those resolving comments. Option 1 The detailed dates are as follows: 20 July 2012 12 Sept 2012 Call for Comment/Input – – 29-30 Aug 2012 NesCom, SASB PAR Approval – Sept 2012 Begin to process input – Sept 2012 11aa, 11ae integration – Feb/Mar 2013 First WG Letter ballot (without 802.11ad) – Mar/Apr 2013 11ad integration – Feb 2014 Mandatory Draft Review – Feb/March 2014 Form Sponsor Pool (45 days) – March 2014 EC conditional approval to go to sponsor ballot – April/May 2014 Initial Sponsor Ballot – June/July 2014 11ac integration – Nov 2014 EC conditional approval to go to RevCom – March 2015 RevCom/SASB Approval – Option 2 The detailed are as follows: 20 July 2012 12 Sept 2012 Call for – – 29-30 Aug 2012 NesCom, SASB PAR Approval – Sept 2012 Begin to process input – Sept 2012 11aa, 11ae integration – Feb/Mar 2013 First WG Letter ballot (without 802.11ad) – Mar/Apr 2013 11ad integration – Feb 2014 Mandatory Draft Review – Feb/March 2014 Form Sponsor Pool (45 days) – March 2014 EC conditional approval to go to sponsor ballot – 2014 Initial Sponsor Ballot – June/July 2014 11ac integration – Feb 2015 EC approval to go to RevCom – March 2015 RevCom/SASB Approval – Option 3 The detailed dates are as follows: 20 July 2012 12 Sept 2012 Call for Comment/Input – –
Option 2 – EC approval by ballot in Feb 2015, RevCom approval in Feb 2015. Option 2 relaxes some comment resolution timing constraints by not targeting completion of resolution to coincide with the end of 802.11 sessions. Option 3 – EC conditional approval in March 2015, RevCom approval in June 2015. Option 3 increases the time to resolve comments after the 802.11ac roll-in to match the time allowed for the 802.11ad roll-in. This requires an extra session of comment resolution. It is the opinion of the author that Option 3 is the most reasonable. Clearly there are a whole bunch of unknowns that affect the actual date, including the productivity of our commenters and those resolving comments. Option 1 The detailed dates are as follows: 20 July 2012 – 12 Sept 2012 – Call for Comment/Input 29-30 Aug 2012 – NesCom, SASB PAR Approval Sept 2012 – Begin to process input Sept 2012 – 11aa, 11ae integration Feb/Mar 2013 – First WG Letter ballot (without 802.11ad) Mar/Apr 2013 – 11ad integration Feb 2014 – Mandatory Draft Review Feb/March 2014 – Form Sponsor Pool (45 days) March 2014 – EC conditional approval to go to sponsor ballot April/May 2014 – Initial Sponsor Ballot June/July 2014 – 11ac integration Nov 2014 – EC conditional approval to go to RevCom March 2015 – RevCom/SASB Approval Option 2 The detailed are as follows: 20 July 2012 – 12 Sept 2012 – Call for 29-30 Aug 2012 – NesCom, SASB PAR Approval Sept 2012 – Begin to process input Sept 2012 – 11aa, 11ae integration Feb/Mar 2013 – First WG Letter ballot (without 802.11ad) Mar/Apr 2013 – 11ad integration Feb 2014 – Mandatory Draft Review Feb/March 2014 – Form Sponsor Pool (45 days) March 2014 – EC conditional approval to go to sponsor ballot 2014 – Initial Sponsor Ballot June/July 2014 – 11ac integration Feb 2015 – EC approval to go to RevCom March 2015 – RevCom/SASB Approval Option 3 The detailed dates are as follows: 20 July 2012 – 12 Sept 2012 – Call for Comment/Input
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