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Moin,
On Sat, 2024-10-12 at 13:37 +0200, Q Misell wrote:
> Overall I think this addresses many of the concerns raised during
> previous discussions.
>
> I have a slight issue with the following line:
> > Â Similarly, receiving a transfer of a PI assignment also leads to a
> > reevaluation of addressing needs.
>
> This would imply that after a change of corporate structure the NCC
> may revoke PI.
> I support this being the case when selling PI to an unrelated entity,
> but I think mergers and acquisitions should be excluded - or at least
> given a grace period given how busy companies are when merging with
> another.
So, simply reformulating this to:
"Similarly, receiving a transfer of a PI assignment also leads to a
reevaluation of addressing needs, except for transfers for the purpose
of mergers and acquisitions."
Would alleviate the concern here?
With best regards,
Tobias