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IETF Administration LLC Operational Policies and 2020 Strategic Plan

23 Jul 2020

The IETF Administration LLC has now published a set of operational policies and its 2020 Strategic Plan.

Following extensive community consultation the IETF Administration LLC has now published the IETF Administrative Strategic Plan 2020 and updated the IETF Administration LLC Overview page which links to that strategy and other key documents.

Additionally, the LLC has published a set of Operational Policies which as named, are operational in nature and can be quite detailed as they are intended to guide staff and contractors in their day-to-day work. These policies are being published in line with our committment to transparency rather than to seek feedback, but feedback is of course welcome. The policies are:

Any questions about these policies should be directed to the IETF Executive Director.


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