Cindy Morgan reminded the IAB to make their hotel reservations for the IAB Retreat.
The minutes of the 24 February 2016 business meeting were approved.
The internal action item list was reviewed.
The IAB discussed their agenda for IETF 95.
Lars Eggert reported that he is still waiting to hear if the DTNRG chairs are available for the IRTF research group review. Lars will also reach out to the T2TRG chairs to see if they are available as an alternative.
Noting that the Tuesday morning agenda was still empty, Ted Hardie asked if it would be possible to move the Privacy and Security Program meeting into that slot. The IAB agreed to make a decision about that by 23 March 2016.
Robert Sparks agreed to be the IAB liaison to the IESG starting after the 2016 IESG Retreat.
Brian Trammell agreed to be the IAB liaison to the NomCom for 2016-2017.
The IAB approved draft-iab-irtf-chair-description as an Informational RFC on the IAB Stream. Cindy Morgan will send the approval announcement to the RFC Editor.
Brian Trammell updated the IAB on the current state of the IP Stack Evolution Program. Program achievements since May 2014 include:
Brian Trammell reviewed the Program’s current active work items (see https://www.iab.org/activities/programs/ip-stack-evolution-program/. He noted that draft-thaler-transition-principles needs attention from the Program to add case studies to the document.
The Program has a number of documents in progress:
Brian Trammell noted that several items that began in the Program have been explicitly moved elsewhere, as they have other natural homes. Brian asked if the Program description should be updated to reflect that those items have moved elsewhere. Dave Thaler opined that it might be useful to do so, as it could help in narrowing the Program scope.
The IAB discussed the Program’s responsibilities to those items that have moved out of the Program. Erik Nordmark suggested adding a “Results and References” section to the Program web page to show the work that was initially inside the Program. Brian Trammell observed that the stackevo-discuss list is the place to raise issues. He agreed to draft text describing how the Program reacts to architectural issues stemming from work that was spun out of the Program.
The IAB appointment to the RSOC was discussed in an executive session.
Russ Housley recused himself from the discussion and left the teleconference. The IETF appointment to the ISOC Board of Trustees was discussed in an executive session.