ITU-T SG02 TD-WP1 (2002-05-07)

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ITU-T SG02 TD-WP1 (2002-05-07)

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Operational aspects of service provision, networks and performance
Study Period 2001

Meeting from 2002-05-07 to 2002-05-16

held in Switzerland [Geneva]

Other Meetings : 2004-10-01 2004-05-18 2004-03-01 2003-10-25 2003-04-23 2002-11-26 [ 2002-05-07 ] 2001-09-04 2001-01-23 2000-10-19

Results:6 total items.

Temporary Documents (WP1) [ Source: Editor ] [ AI/Question: Q1/2 ]
	Number	Title	Source	AI/Question	Date
	[ 54-WP1 ] (Rev.1)	Ad-Hoc Group's review of RIPE-NCC instructions & proposed liaison statement replying to IAB/ISOC Revision 1 available	Editor, Interim procedures ENUM Administration	Q1/2	2002-05-15
	[ 43-WP1 ]	Draft annex on Criteria and procedures for the assignment and reclamation of shared E212 mobile country codes (MCCs) and their respective mobile network codes (MNCs)	Editor, Ad-hoc group, Annex A, Recommendation E.21	Q1/2	2002-05-10
	[ 42-WP1 ] (Rev.1)	ENUM Administration Ad-interim, revised 9 May 2002 Revision 1 available	Editor, interim procedures administration ENUM	Q1/2	2002-05-14
	[ 28-WP1 ]	New TLD exclusively for ENUM global implementation	Editor, special correspondence group	Q1/2	2002-04-29
	[ 19-WP1 ]	V2.5 version of draft Supplement on Operational and administrative issues associated with the implementation of ENUM for non-geographic country codes	Editor	Q1/2	2002-04-23
	[ 17-WP1 ] (Rev.1-2)	Draft ITU-T Supplement "Operational and administrative issues associated with national implementations of the ENUM functions", draft #11 Revision 2 available	Editor	Q1/2	2002-05-15
Results:6 total items.

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