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... The IRTF is managed by the IRTF Chair in consultation with the
Internet Research Steering Group (IRSG ...
... includes the IRTF Chair, the chairs of the various Research Group and
possibly other individuals ("members at large") from the research
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... Chair is appointed by the IAB, the Research Group chairs are
appointed as part of the formation of Research Groups (as detailed
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... below) and the IRSG members at large are chosen by the IRTF Chair in
consultation with the rest of the IRSG and on approval by the IAB ...
... Chair, the Research Group Chairs and IRSG members are also described.
Except for members at large of the IRSG ...
... group to
the IRTF Chair along with a list of proposed founding members. The
charter will be reviewed by the IRSG and then forwarded to the IAB ...
... Research Group requires a charter which is
initially negotiated between a prospective Research Group Chair and
the IRTF Chair ...
... Chair. When the prospective Chair and the IRTF Chair are
satisfied with the charter form and content, it becomes the basis for
forming a Research Group ...
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The Research Group may have one or two Chair(s) to perform the
administrative functions of the group. The email address ...
... Each Research Group shall have an address (possibly the Chair's)
for members of the Internet community to send queries ...
... A number of procedural questions and issues will arise over time, and
it is the function of the Research Group Chair to manage the group
process, keeping in mind that the overall purpose of the group ...
... with actual choices typically determined by the Research Group
members and the Chair.
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For coordinated, structured Research Group interactions, the Chair
must publish to the group mailing list ...
... discussion, and a list of attendees. Unless the Research Group chair
decides otherwise, the minutes should be sent to the interest group
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... fails to regularly report the results of its research to the
community, the IRTF Chair can, in consultation with Group, either:
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The IRTF Chair is responsible for ensuring that Research Groups
produce coherent, coordinated, architecturally consistent and timely
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... Internet
architecture. In addition to the detailed tasks related to Research
Groups outlined below, the IRTF Chair may also from time to time
arrange for topical workshops attended by the IRSG and perhaps other
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... The IRTF Chair monitors the range of activities. This may include
encouraging the formation of Research Groups ...
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The IRTF Chair tracks and manages the progress of the various
Research Groups with the aid of a regular status report on
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... Research Groups with the aid of a regular status report on
documents and accomplishments from the Research Group Chairs. The
resulting reports are made available to the community at large at
regular intervals.
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... Members of the IRSG are responsible for advising the IRTF Chair on
the chartering of new Research Groups and other matters relating to
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... Research Group Chair ...
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The Research Group Chair is concerned with making forward progress in
the areas under investigation, and has wide discretion in the conduct
of Research Group ...
... the areas under investigation, and has wide discretion in the conduct
of Research Group business. The Chair must ensure that a number of
tasks are performed, either directly or by others assigned to the
tasks. This encompasses at the very least the following:
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The Chair has ultimate responsibility for ensuring that a Research
Group achieves forward progress. For some Research Groups, this
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... Research
Group achieves forward progress. For some Research Groups, this
can be accomplished by having the Chair perform all management-
related activities. In other Research Groups ...
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The Chair should attempt to ensure that the discussions on this
list are relevant and that not devolve to "flame" attacks ...
... list are relevant and that not devolve to "flame" attacks or rat-
hole into technical trivia. The Chair should make sure that
discussions on the list are summarized and that the outcome is
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The Chair should plan and announce meetings well in advance. (See
section on Meeting Planning for procedures.)
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The Chair and/or Secretary must ensure that minutes of a meeting
are taken.
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... more of the work is likely to be done by a few participants with
particular interests, set of skills and ideas. It is the task of
the Chair to motivate enough experts to allow for a fair
distribution of the workload.
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The Chair and/or Secretary will work with the RFC Editor to ensure
documents to be published as RFCs conform with RFC publication
requirements and to coordinate any editorial changes suggested by
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It is strongly suggested that the Research Group Chair make sure that
an anonymous FTP directory or Web site ...
... Research Group or the RFC Editor thinks that an extensive
review is appropriate, the IRTF Chair may be asked to conduct one.
This review may either be done by the IRTF Chair ...
... Chair may be asked to conduct one.
This review may either be done by the IRTF Chair, the IRSG, or an
independent reviewer selected by the IRTF ...
... IRSG, or an
independent reviewer selected by the IRTF Chair. Occasionally,
review by the IETF or IESG ...