ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 2
Coded Character Sets
Secretariat: Japan (JISC)
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Resolutions
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TITLE:
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Resolutions of the 34th Meeting of ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 2/WG
2 held in Redmond, Washington, USA, 1998-03-16/20
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ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 2/WG 2
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Resolutions adopted at the 34th meeting of SC 2/WG 2. This
document was considered at the eighth plenary meeting of SC 2 held in Redmond,
Washington, USA, 1998-03-24/25.
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FYI
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P, O and L Members of ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 2
WG Conveners, Secretariats
ISO/IEC JTC 1 Secretariat
ISO/IEC ITTF
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NO. OF PAGES:
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10
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ACCESS LEVEL:
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Open
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WEB ISSUE #:
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012
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Secretariat ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 2 - Toshiko KIMURA
IPSJ/ITSCJ (Information Processing Society of Japan/Information
Technology Standards Commission of Japan)*
Room 308-3, Kikai-Shinko-Kaikan Bldg., 3-5-8, Shiba-Koen,
Minato-ku, Tokyo 105 JAPAN
Tel: +81 3 3431 2808; Fax: +81 3 3431 6493; Telex: 2425340
IPSJ J; email: kimura@itscj.ipsj.or.jp
*A Standard Organization accredited by JISC
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 2 N
3060 R
Universal Multiple-Octet Coded Character
Set
(UCS)
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ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 2/WG 2 N1704
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Date: 1998-03-20
Source:
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WG 2 meeting 34, Redmond,
WA; 1998-03-16--20 |
Title:
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Resolutions of WG 2 meeting
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Action:
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For approval by SC 2 and
for information to WG 2 and WG 3 |
Status:
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Adopted at meeting 34
of WG 2 |
Distribution:
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ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 2 and
WG 2 |
The following 13 national bodies, and 8 liaison organizations
were represented when the following resolutions were discussed and adopted:
Canada, China, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Ireland,
Japan, Netherlands, Poland, Sri Lanka, Sweden, UK, and USA; Taipei Computer
Association, the Unicode Consortium, CEN/TC 304, JTC 1/WG 5, GSE, SC 22/WG
20, TC 46/SC 2and SC 22.
RESOLUTION M34.1 (DTR 15285 Character Glyph Model):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the disposition of comments in document
N1694, and instructs its project editors to prepare the final text for
TR 15285, and to forward these documents to SC 2 secretariat by 1998-05
for publication. WG 2 further instructs its project editors for ISO/IEC
10646 Part 1 and Part 2 to add TR 15285 as a reference to the next edition
of ISO/IEC 10646-1 and to the WD of ISO/IEC 10646-2.
RESOLUTION M34.2 (DTCOR-2 Blocks and Collections):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the disposition of comments in document
N1692R, and instructs its project editor to prepare the final text of TCOR-2
to ISO/IEC 10646-1: 1993, and forward these documents to SC 2 secretariat
by 1998-05for publication.
RESOLUTION M34.3 (FPDAM-13 on Internal and Horizontal
Ideographic Supplementation):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the disposition of comments in document
N1679, and instructs its project editor to prepare the final text of DAM-13
with assistance from the IRG editor, and forward these documents to SC
2 secretariat for further processing with the following target dates: DAM
1998-03 and AM 1998-10.
RESOLUTION M34.4 (FPDAM-16 Braille patterns):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the disposition of comments in document
N1695, and instructs its project editor with assistance from Ireland (Michael
Everson) to prepare the final text of DAM-16 (revised document N1646),
and forward these documents to SC 2 secretariat in April 1998 for further
processing.
RESOLUTION M34.5 (FPDAM-17 CJK Unified Ideograph
Extension A):
12 YES; Japan - NO
WG 2 accepts the proposed text for FPDAM-17 in document
N1723 with the elimination of duplicate characters identified in document
N1698 (reducing the number of characters in the repertoire to 6582, and
moving up the code positions filling the vacated positions).
WG 2 further instructs its project editor with assistance
from the IRG editor to prepare the final text of FPDAM-17 and forward it
to the SC 2 for further processing, with the following target dates: FPDAM
1998-07, DAM 1999-01 and AM 1999-03
RESOLUTION M34.6 (FPDAM-19 Runic script):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the disposition of comments in document
N1695, and instructs its project editor with assistance from Ireland (Michael
Everson) to prepare the final text of DAM-19 (based on document N1647),
and forward these documents to SC 2 secretariat in April 1998 for further
processing.
RESOLUTION M34.7 (FPDAM-20 Ogham):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the disposition of comments in document
N1695, and instructs its project editor with assistance from Ireland (Michael
Everson) to prepare the final text of DAM-20 (based on document N1648),
and forward these documents to SC 2 secretariat in April 1998 for further
processing.
RESOLUTION M34.8 (Syriac script):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts 73 characters, their shapes, and their
names in document N 1718, and assigns them to code positions in the range
0700 to 074F in the BMP. WG 2 further instructs its editor to:
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create a new sub division proposal, with the following
target dates:
WD 1998-03, FPDAM 1999-051, DAM 1999-07 and AM 1999-10
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prepare registration request and PDAM text, with assistance
from Ireland (Michael Everson), and
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forward these to SC 2 secretariat for further processing.
RESOLUTION M34.9 (Thaana script):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts 49 characters, their shapes, and their names in document N
1699 (excluding the REYTU SIGN), and assigns them to code positions in
the range 0780 to 07BF in the BMP. WG 2 further instructs its editor to:
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create a new sub division proposal, with the following target dates:
WD 1998-03, FPDAM 1999-05, DAM 1999-07 and AM 1999-10
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prepare registration request and PDAM text, with assistance from Ireland
(Michael Everson), and
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forward these to SC 2 secretariat for further processing.
RESOLUTION M34.10 (Burmese script):
12 - YES; Netherlands ABSTAINS
WG 2 accepts 84 characters, their shapes, and their names in document N
1729, and assigns them to code positions in the range 1700 to 177F in the
BMP. WG 2 further instructs its editor to:
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create a new sub division proposal, with the following target dates:
WD 1998-03, FPDAM 1999-05, DAM 1999-07 and AM 1999-10
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prepare registration request and PDAM text, with assistance from Ireland
(Michael Everson), and
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forward these to SC 2 secretariat for further processing.
RESOLUTION M34.11 (Khmer script):
12 - YES; Netherland ABSTAINS
WG 2 accepts 103 characters, their shapes, and their names in document
N 1729, and assigns them to code positions in the range 1780 to 17FF in
the BMP. WG 2 further instructs its editor to:
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create a new sub division proposal, with the following target dates:
WD 1998-03, FPDAM 1999-05, DAM 1999-07 and AM 1999-10
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prepare registration request and PDAM text, with assistance from Ireland
(Michael Everson), and
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forward these to SC 2 secretariat for further processing.
RESOLUTION M34.12 (FPDAM on Various New Characters):
12 YES, Netherland - NO
WG 2 accepts the following additional characters, their shapes and their
names for inclusion in the BMP:
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in accordance with document N1619 on Romani characters:
021E LATIN CAPITAL LETTER H WITH CARON
021F LATIN SMALL LETTER H WITH CARON
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in accordance with document N1655 on Additional Canadian Syllabic characters
Eight Additional Canadian Syllabic characters in positions 166F to
1676:
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in accordance with document N1720 for KIP SIGN - Laos Currency:
20AD KIP SIGN
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in accordance with document N1668R2 on additional keyboard symbols:
20E2 ENCLOSING SCREEN
20E3 ENCLOSING KEY CAP
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in accordance with document N1719 on additional Syriac symbols:
2670 WEST SYRIAC CROSS
2671 EAST SYRIAC CROSS
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in accordance with document N1713R on Bopomofo extensions:
24 Extended Bopomofo Characters in positions 31A0 to 31B7, and, the
modifier letters -
02EA YIN DEPARTING TONE MARK
02EB YANG DEPARTING TONE MARK.
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in accordance with document N1728 on Variation Mark:
303E IDEOGRAPHIC VARIATION INDICATOR, with a shape similar to the
shape of 2246
WG 2 further instructs its editor to:
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create a new sub division proposal, with the following target dates:
WD 1998-03, FPDAM 1998-09, DAM 1999-02 and AM 1999-05
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prepare registration request and FPDAM text, including all the above accepted
characters, with assistance from Ireland (Michael Everson) and TCA (Emily
Hsu), and
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forward these to SC 2 secretariat for further processing.
RESOLUTION M34.13 (Revised Scope of 10646-2):
11 - YES; Japan, Netherlands
- ABSTAIN
WG 2 accepts the revised scope in document N1697 and requests its convener
to forward it to SC 2 for confirmation.
RESOLUTION M34.14 (Characters for inclusion in WD of Part 2):
11 - YES; Japan Netherlands -
ABSTAIN
WG 2 accepts the following:
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Plane 14 Characters for Language Tags according to document N1670.
- ETRUSCAN script in the range Plane 1 0200 to 022F, in accordance with document
N1580.
- GOTHIC script in the range Plane 1 0230 to 024F, in accordance with document
N1581, with the last three characters in that document deleted from the
repertoire.
- WESTERN MUSICAL SYMBOLS in the range Plane 1 D100 to D1FF, starting at
D103, in accordance with document N1693.
and instructs its project editor to include the above
accepted characters in the working draft of 10646-2.
RESOLUTION M34.15 (Sub-Repertoire Identification):
12 - YES; Netherland - ABSTAINS
WG 2 accepts the proposals on use of collection identifiers
for identifying sub-repertoires of 10646, in document N1705, and the Report
of Ad Hoc on Collection Identifiers for Part 1 and Part 2 in document N1726.
WG 2 further accepts to forward these documents to SC 2 and to WG 3 in
response to SC 2 resolution M07.28.
RESOLUTION M34.16 (Staging of work on Ideographs
for Plane 2):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the organization of the project on Ideographs
for Plane 2 into two stages. The IRG is instructed to provide a new schedule
for Stage 1 in synchronization with the schedule for 10646-2 by 1998-05.
RESOLUTION M34.17 (Ideographic Description Sequences):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the project sub-division proposal for Ideographic
Description Sequences in document N1680. WG 2 instructs its project editor
to prepare a project sub division submission and forward it to SC 2 with
the following target dates: WD 1998-10, FPDAM 1999-04, DAM 1999-08, AM
1999-10. WG 2 instructs the IRG to prepare the draft PDAM text and submit
to WG 2 convener by by 1998-05.
RESOLUTION M34.18 (Collection Identifiers in Parts
1 and 2):
12 - YES; Netherland ABSTAINS
WG 2 accepts the recommendations of the ad hoc on collection
identifiers in document N1726, and instructs the ad hoc on Principles and
Procedures to include these in the Principles and Procedures document (N1502R).
WG 2 further instructs its project editors to take note of these recommendations
for adoption in Parts 1 and Part 2.
RESOLUTION M34.19 (Mirror Characters):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the editorial corrigendum proposed in document
N1708R, and instructs its project editor to prepare the necessary corrigendum
text.
RESOLUTION M34.20 (WG 2 Program of Work):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the revised program of work in document
N1731R and instructs its convener to forward it to SC 2.
RESOLUTION M34.21 (Contributing Editor):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 recommends that SC 2 recommends to JTC 1 that a
new official position - CONTRIBUTING EDITOR - be established, who will
assist the project editor in preparing camera ready copies of project texts,
to recognize their valuable contributions. Responsibility for submission
of documents to SC 2 or ITTF will remain with the Project Editor(s).
RESOLUTION M34.22 (Appointment of Officers and
Liaison Status):
12 - YES; Denmark ABSTAINS
WG 2 requests SC 2 to reconfirm the following officers:
Bruce Paterson as Project Editor of ISO/IEC 10646-1
Ed Hart and Alan Griffee as Project Editors for TR 15285
Zhang Zhoucai as IRG Rapporteur.
WG 2 requests SC 2 to confirm the following new officers:
Michel Suignard as Project Editor of ISO/IEC 10646-2
Michael Everson as Contributing Editor (see resolution M34.21) for
both ISO/IEC 10646-1 and 10646-2
Chen Zhuang as Contributing Editor (see resolution M34.21) for both
ISO/IEC 10646-1 and 10646-2
Keld Simonsen as Contributing Editor (see resolution M34.21) to ISO/IEC
10646-1
Mike Ksar as an additional co-operation officer to CEN/TC 304
WG 2 appoints
Arnold Winkler as liaison officer to SC 22/WG 20.
WG 2 requests SC 2 to re-confirm C-Liaison status with Hong Kong Information
Technology Federation (HKITF).
RESOLUTION M34.23 (Appointment of IRG Officers):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 accepts the list of IRG contributing editors presented in document
N1676 under Resolution IRG M10.9, with the position of a contributing editor
from the US/Unicode to be confirmed later.
RESOLUTION M34.24 (Future meetings):
UNANIMOUS
WG 2 confirms the following future meeting schedule:
Meeting 35: 21--25 September 1998, London, UK - Host: BSI
Meeting 36: 15--19 March 1999, Tokyo, Japan (Tentative)
Meeting 37: September 1999 -- Denmark
Meeting 38: March 2000 --China
WG 2 accepts and confirms the following IRG future meeting schedule:
IRG 11: 11--15 May 1998 in Tokushima, Japan
IRG 12: 14--18 December 1998 in Redwood Shores, CA, USA
RESOLUTION M34.25 (Appreciation to the host):
WG 2 thanks its host Microsoft Corporation and its
staff, especially Mr. Michel Suignard, and the US national body, for hosting
the meeting, and to the Unicode Consortium (Dr. Julie Allen) for providing
excellent secretarial and administrative support. WG 2 further extends
its thanks to Microsoft Corporation and the Unicode Consortium for their
kind hospitality.
ATTENDANCE LIST
ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 2/WG 2
Meeting No. 34; Redmond, WA, USA; 1998-03-16--20
NAME
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COUNTRY / LIAISON ORGANIZATION
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AFFILIATION
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Alain LaBonté |
Canada; GSE; SC 18/WG9 |
Treasury Board Secretariat,
Government of Quebec |
V.S. UMAmaheswaran |
Canada; Meeting Secretary |
IBM Canada |
Fu Yonghe |
China |
Chinese Language Institute |
Chen Zhuang |
China |
Chinese Electronics Standardization
Institute |
Shma Layi |
China |
Southwest Minority Nationality
College |
Ji Mu Yan |
China |
Nationality Affairs Committee
of Inner Mongolia |
Nasun Urt |
China |
Mongolian language Institute
of Inner Mongolian University |
Zhang Zhoucai |
China, IRG Rapporteur |
CCID |
Mike Ksar |
Convener |
Hewlett-Packard Company |
Keld Jørn Simonsen |
Denmark; CEN/TC 304; IETF |
Danish UNIX-system User
Group |
Erkki Kolehmainen |
Finland |
Finnish Data Communication
Association |
Evangelos Melagrakis |
Greece; TC 46/SC2 |
ELOT |
Michael Everson |
Ireland |
Everson Gunn Teoranta |
Satoshi Yamamoto |
Japan |
Hitachi Ltd. |
Shun Ishizaki |
Japan |
Keio University |
Takayuki K. Sato |
Japan; SC 22/WG 20 |
IPSJ/ITSCJ |
Johan van Wingen |
Netherlands; SC 22 |
Independent |
Michael Kung |
Observer |
Microsoft Corp. |
Elzbieta Broma-Wrzesien |
Poland |
Tlecomunikacja Polska,
S.A. |
Toshiko Kimura |
SC 2 Secretariat |
IPSJ/ITSCJ |
S.T. Nandasara |
Sri Lanka |
University of Colombo |
Karl Ivar Larsson |
Sweden |
Consultant |
Monica Stahl |
Sweden |
IBM Sweden |
EmilyYu-Chi Hsu |
Taipei ComputerAssociatio |
Institute for Information
Industry |
Asmus Freytag |
The Unicode Consortium |
Asmus Inc. |
Bruce Paterson |
UK; Editor |
Independent |
Lisa Moore |
USA |
IBM |
Nelson Ng |
USA |
Oracle Corp. |
Ken Whistler |
USA |
Sybase Inc. |
Don Carrol |
USA |
Hewlett-Packard Compary |
Arnold Winkler |
USA |
Unisys Corp. |
Michel Suignard |
USA |
Microsoft Corp. |
Edwin Hart |
USA, SHARE Inc. |
Johns Hopkins University |