ANNEX 1
Resolution 1
RESOLUTION 1 (Kyongju): Global Information Infrastructure Standards

The Global Standards Collaboration Meeting (Kyongju, 1996),

recognizing

In regards to the Global Information Infrastructure (GII)

a)	that national/regional standardization bodies have national/regional roles, and information is shared through the GSC.
b)	that the standards aspects of GII should be addressed at a global level through the established /existing global bodies.
c)	that the ITU-Telecommunication Standardization Sector has taken a lead in cooperative activities with the ISO/IEC Joint Technical Committee 1 - so that telecommunications and information technology issues are addressed in a coordinated way.
d)	that joint activities on GII involving the ITU/ISO/IEC and others, have taken place since GSC-2
e)	that a representative at the JTC1 was invited to attend GSC-3 (Kyongju, 1996) and participated in the discussions
noting

that as GII will continue to be a very significant part of discussions at GSC-4 to be held in Nice, March/April, 1998.

invites 

a representative of the JTC1 to attend GSC-4 and take part in futher discussions.

ANNEX 1
Resolution 2

RESOLUTION 2 (Kyongju) : Relations with Forums and Consortia

The Global Standards Collaboration meeting (Kyongju, 1996),

recalled that
In regards to relations with the Forums and Consortia

a)	that at their first meeting in Melbourne in March 1994, GSC had established several working principles which encouraged exchanges of information with Forums and Consortia , and 
b)	that the results of a comprehensive survey by the Telecommunication Technology Committee of Japan (TTC) were presented at GSC-2 in Ottawa, 
c)	that GSC-2 had resolved to continue to explore relationships and to report on their experiences at the next meeting in Kyongju.

As a consequence, at the GSC-3 the results were reported and in particular a revised version of the survey was presented in Kyongju by the TTC of Japan.

and reached the following conclusions :

a)	the GSC partners recognize that the Forums and Consortia are a growing and important part of the dynamic communications environment.
b)	the partners welcome the presence of Forums and Consortia as a major mechanism for providing input from users and other sources to the development of communications standards, and for assisting early implementation of standards after they have been developed   .
c)	The GSC partners strongly support the development of links between themselves and appropriate Forums, and support the moves in ITU-Telecommunication  Standardization Advisory Group (TSAG) to build a mechanism for communications between  Study Group and those Forums and Consortia working in related areas.
d)	the GSC partners note that the majority of Forums and Consortia will be users of the standards produced by the GSC partners, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) and other international Standardization organizations, and that Forums are a unique source of information on user requirements for standards.
e)	in particular, the GSC partners noted the importance of the work of the ATM Forum, the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) and the Digital Audio-Visual Council (DAVIC) in relation to standards development. 

and

it was also noted that a limited number of the Forum and Consortia produce specifications which should be considered for adoption in the development of standards.

resolves

1)	relationships with these particular Forums and Consortia should also promote coordination to minimize overlapping activities and hence maximize the use of the limited resources available for standards production.
2)	GSC partners should provide to the TTC any revisions they may have to the survey.

ANNEX 1
Resolution 3

RESOLUTION 3 (Kyongju) : Conformity Assessment and Quality of Standards

The Global Standards Collaboration meeting (Kyongju, 1996),

recognizing 

In regards to Conformity Assessment and Quality of Standards

a)	the standards community make full use of the available computer-aided techniques in the development and application of protocol and conformance testing standards.
b)	the ETSI guide [Making better standards, practical ways to greater efficiency and success]  is a useful source of information on this topic 

concludes

a)	Formal Description Technique can cover those difficulties in Traditional Test Methods, and also use of FDTs can make automation possible.
b)	GSC PSOs should take more interest in Interconnectivity and Interoperability Testing.

resolves

1)	to adopt Formal Description Techniques (FDT) and Validation and Verification (V&V) in the standardization process. A complete standard should contain four factors which are Standards/Specification expressed in FDT, an Implementation Conformance Statement (ICS), a Proforma and an Abstract Test Suite (ATS).
2)	that Interoperability and Interconnectivity testing should be considered as one important factor of Conformity Assessment.
that  [Concurrent  Standardization]  is for further study. 

ANNEX 1
Resolution 4

RESOLUTION 4 (Kyongju) :   Intellectual Property Rights

The Global Standards Collaboration meeting (Kyongju, 1996),

Noting 

In regards to Intellectual Property Rights

a)	that at its first GSC-1 meeting  (Melbourne), the PSOs resolved to continue their exchanges of information and sharing of experience in relation to policies and procedures for Intellectual Property Rights (IPR).
b)	that the second GSC-2 (Ottawa) resolved to continue the exchange of information and sharing of experiences on this matter and to report at a future GSC meeting, and
c)	that recent experiences in various standards organizations on Patent and Copyright matters have shown the increasing importance, as well as difficulty, in handling the IPRs associated with standards;

resolves
	
1)	that the GSC PSOs continue to exchange ideas, information and suggestions on policies and procedures for handling patents and other intellectual property rights related to standards,
2)	that more attention be given to the copyright status of input documents and that each PSO provide a clear statement of policy for licensing the copyright of the documents it publishes, and
3)	that the PSOs name Experts to form and ad hoc e-mail group jointly with the TSAG Ad-hoc group on Patent Matters for the purposes of information exchange and informal discussion by correspondence.  

ANNEX 1
Resolution 5

RESOLUTION  5 (Kyongju) : EDH

The Global Standards Collaboration meeting (Kyongju, 1996),

Recognizing

in regards to collaboration among the Participating Standardization Organizations that EDH methods have proved most useful in carrying out liaison among PSOs on priority issues

considering

that it has been a long standing objective of the GSC to employ EDH for its information sharing needs

resolves

that PSO members make every efforts to use the GSC Server, provided by ETSI, to support the GSC information sharing objectives.

ANNEX 1
Resolution 6
 
RESOLUTION 6 (Kyongju) : High Interest Subjects and Areas of General Interest 

The Global Standards Collaboration meeting (Kyongju, 1996),

Recognizing 

In regards to collaboration among the Participating Standardization Organizations on high interest subjects and areas of general interest

a)	that priority consideration has been given to seven high interest subjects, B-ISDN, IN, SDH/SONET, TMN, UPT, FPLMTS and Multimedia,
b)	that liaison rapporteurs have been identified by PSOs to facilitate ongoing collaboration efforts ,
c)	that EDH methods have proved most useful in carrying out liaison among  PSOs on priority issues;
d)	that the intensity of the SDH/SONET standards activity has abated.
e)	that several issues regarding UPT and FPLMTS have converged.
f)	that wireless aspects of Intelligent Networks are attracting great attention.

considering 

a)	that GSC-3 reviewed the status of activities on the high interest subjects, and concluded that collaboration should continue on them as deemed appropriate by the PSOs,
	
b)	that GSC-3 confirmed two areas of general interest, Global Information Infrastructure (GII) and Conformity Assessment for ongoing collaboration;

resolves

1)	to discontinue SDH/SONET as a high interest subjects.
2)	to merge UPT and FPLMTS into a single high interest subject 
3)	to expand to IN high interest subject  to include Wireless Intelligent Networks (WIN)
4)	to continue to give priority to five high interest subjects : B-ISDN, IN/WIN, TMN, Mobility (UPT/FPLMTS), and Multimedia.
5)	to continue to give priority to the two areas of general interest : GII and Conformity Assessment.

		
Annex 2
COMMUNIQUÉ

Third Global Standards Collaboration Meeting
Kyongju, Korea, 3-5 September 1996

The ancient city of Kyongju was the site this week for discussions on the Global Information Infrastructure, the convergence of radiocommunications, telecommunications, and information technology, and a shared vision of the future emerged.  A meeting of the Global Standards Collaboration brought together senior representatives of the world telecommunications standards organizations for a three-day meeting.  Key issues were addressed in the pursuit of worldwide standardization.

In his opening remarks the chairman Dr. Kang (TTA) said The world is now in the process of a revolution, and the central force behind this revolution is the rapid advancement of information technology and telecommunications.  It is my firm belief that standardization of equipment, systems, networks will be a key factor to make the ongoing revolution truly global, meaningful and beneficial to mankind.” 

The meeting was the third of the Global Standards Collaboration, and the sixth in a series of such events held since 1990.  The goal is to further the informal linkage among senior officials from the national, regional and international standards bodies in support of the work of the International Telecommunication Union.  The meeting was hosted by the Telecommunications Technology Association of Korea.

The Global Standards Collaboration provides a framework for the exchange of information and setting of future directions aimed at accelerating the process of global telecommunications standards development and to promote interconnectivity and interoperability.  Fifty Seven representatives from the Participating Standardization Organizations (PSO), the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), from the United States was the Committee T1 and the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), the Telecommunication Technology Committee (TTC) from Japan, the Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA) of Korea, the Telecommunications Standards Advisory Council of Canada (TSACC), and the Australian Telecommunication Standardization Committee (ATSC) and the representative of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).  Invited guests from the ISO/IEC Joint Technical Committee 1 (Information Technology) and the Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB) of Japan and observers from the participating countries and regions were also in attendance

The group endorsed the continued role of the Global Standards Collaboration in promoting  co-operation and coordination in support of the ITU and among the Participating Standards Organizations.  It heard reports from two meetings held prior to the Global Standards Collaboration, one on Electronic Document Handling and the other from the informal group on global RAdio STandardization (RAST).

Some of the major areas of discussion concerned the individual approaches by the worldwide organizations to the convergence between radiocommunications, telecommunications, and information technology, and the continuing need to share information among Participating Standards Organizations in order to reduce delays in the production and distribution of standards.

A report from the Telecommunication Standardization Sector of ITU, was received announcing the main objectives for the forthcoming World Telecommunication Standardization Conference (WTSC) in October 1996, in Geneva.  As an outcome of the GSC-3 deliberations, some comments on specific issues as well as indications of strong support were conveyed to the Director.

The meeting discussed the status and promotion of collaborative work within each of the Participating Standards Organizations on the High Interest Subjects (Broadband ISDN, Intelligent Networks/Wireless Intelligent Networks, Telecommunications Management Network, Mobility (Universal Personal Telecommunications/Future Public Land Mobile Telecommunications Service), and Multimedia), and approaches to Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs), and conformity assessment/quality of standards.  The importance of consumer and user involvement in standardization was again stressed.

A principal topic at GSC-3 was the Global Information Infrastructure, and more particularly the role of standards and standards organizations in promoting its use as a backbone for commercial trade on a global scale unhampered by differing national implementations.  Emphasis was given to encouraging dialogue and convergence of ideas at the international level between the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC), and the ITU and to promoting  dialogue with other standards organizations, as sources of expertise and support for developing standards for the Global Information Infrastructure.

Another important area concerned the role of forums and consortia.  Attendees were provided with the 1996 version of a comprehensive survey on telecommunications-related forums prepared by TTC of Japan.  This report presents the results of extensive research by TTC and provides an invaluable source of information for the participating standards organizations in their efforts on cooperation with forums.  Further sharing of information will take place.  It was agreed that information exchange between the forums and consortia and the standards organizations is essential to support identification of user needs and, in some cases, to contribute to the development of standards.

Discussion about the Global Information Infrastructure, conformity assessment/quality of standards, Intellectual Property Rights, the existing and new High Interest Subjects will be continued at the next meeting to be hosted by ETSI in Nice from March 30 to April 3, 1998.  In the interim, members will exchange further information on the key issues discussed at Kyongju. As the outgoing host of the meeting, TTA will provide the interim Secretariat for GSC.  Information exchange will be facilitated by a newly established GSC World Wide Web Server.  Information on the GSC-3 meeting can be found at the TTA web site (www.tta.or.kr).

Annex 3
Points raised by GSC-3 PSOs regarding WTSC :

The following points are offered by GSC-3 in support of ITU-T in a spirit of cooperation by the PSOs to promote the pre-eminence of the ITU.

•	Question concerning availability of TSAG Report
	-  The TSAG report should arrive shortly, all other WTSC reports have been sent
•	Question concerning whether WTSC will discuss rights and obligations of small  m members
	-  WTSC can and will discuss especially in relation to the report of Rev Com (Res 15)
	-  ITU 2000 working group will continue to the work of Resolution 15
	-  Mention of legal intercept issue.  This subject was raised in TSAG, but was determined 
	   to be beyond the scope of TSAG, and hence the issue will be referred to the ITU 
	   Council
•	Need to recognize and encourage Users participation
	-  Standards/Recommendations should be presented in plain language (e.g., as per the 
	   ETSI User Link publication)
•	Encourage ITU-T to progress further with the adoption of EDH methods.
	-  GSC to advise ITU-T of GSC Web Site
	-  The Web Site will be a valuable tool for increasing cooperation with external bodies
	-  Some principles concerning copyright aspects were accepted by GSC-3
•	There is a continuing need to ensure good coordination of work where convergence of technologies (and standards) is occurring
	-  In relation to information technology (with ISO/IEC JTC1)
	-  In relation to radiocommunications (with ITU-R) and in particular the need for 
	   coordination of the Network and the Radio aspects in such areas as FPLMTS was 
	   stressed
	-  Need to avoid overlapping activities where possible
	-  Consider work sharing
•	GSC members have spent much time thinking about IPR issues
		-  The ITU-T patent policy is supported
		-  The Director has set-up correspondence group for ongoing deliberations
		-  The Director does not want the IPR raised at WTSC, in view of the time limitations
		-  Specific issues may need to be addressed however
•	Quality of Standards
		-  GSC encourages ITU-T to promote the use of Conformity Assessment/Testing criteria 
		    on study groups where appropriate
		-  Necessary to achieve optimal standards
•	Cooperation with Forums
	-  ITU-T is urged to address the need to establish close cooperation with forums, specially 
	   ATMF, DAVIC, and IETF
	-  There is a long way to go
	-  Needs to be done quickly
•	High Interest Subjects and WTSC
	-  GSC supports concentration of studies on TMN in ITU-T
	-  GSC supports the proposed new Study Group A on Multimedia
	-  GSC work on SONET/SDH work is mature, hence there is less need for GSC attention
	-  Agreed that UPT be kept distinct for the present
	-  Convergence of FPLMTS/UPT/IN noted
•	GII
	-  The activities of ITU-T on GII were noted
	-  In particular it was noted that Joint Rapporteur Group on GII, led by Study Group 13, 
	   will meet in Ottawa later this month
	-  Other points concerning GII are contained in separate report of GSC-3

<AGENDA for GSC-3>

1. Opening of the Meeting
2. Address by the Chairman
3. Meeting Information
4. Approval of Agenda
5. Review of Progress made since GSC-2 Meeting
    5.1  Report on ITU Activities
    5.2  Report on T1 Activities
    5.3  Report on ETSI Activities
    5.4  Report on TTC Activities
    5.5  Report on ATSC Activities
    5.6  Report on TTA Activities
    5.7  Report on TSACC Activities
    5.8  Report on User Involvement and Activities
    5.9  Report on GSC-EDH Group Activities
    5.10 Report on ISO/IEC JTC 1 Activities
6. Other Reports
   6.1  Presentation by Informal Group on Global Radio Standardization(RAST)
   6.2  Status of Intellectual Property Rights(IPRs) Aspects
   6.3  Conformity Assessment & Quality of Standards
   6.4  Fora and Consortia
7. Presentation and Evaluation of Written Contribution
   7.1 Review and Evaluation of Activities on High Interest Subjects
   7.2 Improvement of Working Methods
   7.3 Proposed New Issues
8. Global Information Infrastructure Standards Issues
9. Other Business
10. Conclusions and Approval of the Communique 
11. Closing of the Meeting

List of Particiapants

Organization	      Name	  Capacity	Country	   Phone/Fax	
  GSC-3
  (TTA)	Dr. Min-Ho KANG
	 GSC-3 Chairman	  Korea 	Tel : +82 2 750 3800
Fax : +82 2 750 3830
e-mail:obcoh@soback.
      kornet.nn.kr	
  GSC-3
  (TTA)	Dr. Young-Hee LEE
	 GSC-3 
 Vice-Chairman	  Korea	Tel : +82 42 860 6560
Fax : +82 42 861 5404
e-mail : yhlee@pec.
      etri.re.kr	
    ITU	Dr. Theo. IRMER	Head of Delegation	Switzerland	Tel : +41 22 730 5851 
Fax : +41 22 730 5853
e-mail: irmer@itu.ch	
    T1	Mr. Gerald PETERSON

Mr. Ray HAPEMAN 

Mr. Harold DAUGHERTY
	Head of Delegation

Delegate

Delegate	  U.S.A

  U.S.A

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Fax : +1 908 234 8681
e-mail : ghpeterson
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Tel : +1 202 434 8830
Fax : +1 202 347 7125
e-mail : haroldd@atis.
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   ETSI	Mr. Peter HAMELBERG
Mr. Henri HENDRICKX

Mr. Karl-Heinz ROSEN-
    BROCK

Mr. ChrisVAN DIEPEN-
    BEEK

Mr. Juha RAPELI	Head of Delegation
Delegate

Director-General

Delegate

Delegate	 Europe

 Europe

 Europe

 Europe

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Fax : +33 93 65 47 16
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  minvenw.nl
Tel : +33 4341 1120
Fax : +33 4341 1126
e-mail : frccmail.
   rapeli1@etsi.fr	
   TTC	Mr. Hiroshi ISHIKAWA

Mr. Akio IHARA

Mr. Tokuo IIDA

Mr. Kazumi ENDO

Mr. Satoru TOKUNAGA

Mr. Kenji NAEMURA

Mr. Masayuki ABE

Mr. Koichi ASATANI

Mr. Yoshiyori URANO	Head of Delegation

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate
	  Japan

  Japan

  Japan

  Japan

  Japan

  Japan

  Japan

  Japan

  Japan
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Fax : +81 3 5359 1255
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e-mail : ttcexecu@mb.
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e-mail : nac03437@
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Tel : +81 3 5286 3109
Fax : +81 3 5286 3450
e-mail : urano@tom.
  comm.waseda.ac.jp	
   ATSC	Dr. Bob HORTON

Mr. Peter DARLING

Mr. Les DAVEY

Mr. Bob LIONS
	Head of Delegation

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate	 Australia

 Australia

 Australia

 Australia	Tel : +613 9828 7304
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e-mail : tlo@austel.
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Tel : +613 9634 8799
Fax : +613 9670 2562
e-mail : pdarling@
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Fax : +613 9828 7437
e-mail : ljd@austel.
    gov.au
Tel : +61 2 9746 4830
Fax: +61 2 9746 8450
e-mail : bob.lions@
  saa.sa.telememo.au	
  TSACC	Mr. Mike ISRAEL

Mr. Robert BRETT

Mr. Bill McCRUM

Mr. Ostap MONKEWICH

Mr. Phil SAUNDERS	Head of Delegation

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate

Delegate
	 Canada

 Canada

 Canada

 Canada

 Canada
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Fax : +1 514 868 7689
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Fax : +1 613 957 8845
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Fax : +1 61 3763 4461
e-mail:ostapm@bnr.ca
Tel : +1 905 238 7271
Fax : +1 905 238 7203
e-mail : phil.saunders
     @nt.com	
  
TTA	
Mr. Young-Hwan MOON

Dr. Ki-Shik PARK

Mr. Dong-Kyu LIM

Dr. Byoung-Moon CHIN

Dr. Jun-Kyun CHOI

Mr. Hyoung-Jun KIM

Mr. Kee-Soo Hong

Mr. Sang-Hong LEE

Mr. Hong-Lim LEE

Mr. Myung-Gook JANG

 	
Head of delegation

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  Korea

  Korea

  Korea

  Korea

  Korea  

  Korea

  Korea

  Korea

  
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Mr. Ed RONEY

Ms. Valerie SHUMAN

Mr. Eric SCHIMMEL

Ms. Joanne WILSON

Mr. Victor HAYES	Head of Delegation

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Delegate

Delegate	  U.S.A

  U.S.A

  U.S.A

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   JTC1	Mr. Henry RYAN	Head of Delegation
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Fax : +353 91 754444
e-mail : hryan@essb.
   enet.dec.com 	
   ARIB	Mr. Hiroshi FURUKAWA
Mr. Akio SASAKI

Mr. Keigi TANAKA

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Delegate

Delegate

	  Japan

  Japan 

  Japan

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   mci.mei.co.jp	
   ISOC	Mr. David CONRAD	Observer	  U.S.A 	Tel : +81 3 5467 7014
Fax : +81 3 5467 7015
e-mail: davidc@apnic.
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  GSC-3 
  Program
  Committee
	Dr. Young-Hee LEE

Dr. Ki-Shik PARK

Mr. Young-Tae KIM

Ms. Ji-Won PAIK
		  Korea 

  Korea

  Korea

 
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Fax : +82 42 861 5404
e-mail : ytkim@pec.
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Tel : +82 42 860 6067
Fax : +82 42 861 5404	
  GSC-3 
  Secretariat	Mr. Seung TOKKO

Mr. Bong-Kuk LEE

Ms. Kwang-Ja KIM
		  Korea

  Korea

  Korea
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