Sorry to have missed last night's witching hour call and sorry this is not done. You can blame me, not Paul. i will look at the last bit of language in play this evening and hammer something out with Paul. On Tue, Apr 28, 2020 at 5:03 PM Aikman-Scalese, Anne <AAikman@lrrc.com> wrote:
Jeff and Cheryl (and Paul McGrady),
Jeff, you said that if there were any proposed changes to the GAC Advice language, we should get those in by May 1.
However, the last time the WG looked at this, Paul had inserted a number of redline changes into the document. So which version are you expecting us to use when you ask for proposals to be made no later than May 1? And are these alternate proposals supposed to come in the form of redlines to the WG document in the same manner that Paul used?
I had understood that Paul was doing some redrafting of his numerous edits. Or was there another small group that was supposed to be convened on this point?
I don’t see any way we can cancel the discussion on the language covering GAC Advice, even though you suggested at the top of the last call that we might.
Thank you,
Anne
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