Dear AP-WG ;) Some time ago we come to a consensus to change the IPv6 initial allocation rules and extend the initial allocation size from /32 to whatever between /32 and /29 without additional justification needed. One of the reasons to do that was a reserved space of /29 for each previously allocated /32 and general thinking was "let them use that space that no one else will probably ever use it as it is reserved for holder of /32 at the start of that /29" So far so good, many of you requested the extension to /29 and most of you got it with no issues. But not all of you. We encountered LIRs that are operators and in the past they bought other small operators and joined for example 3 LIRs under one and now they have 3 x /32 (of course with that /29 as reserved space). When those LIRs asked for extension to /29 they received a response from IPRAs, that they can extend to /29 *in total* as written in the policy. The policy says: "LIRs that hold one or more IPv6 allocations are able to request extension of these allocations up to a *total* of a /29 without providing further documentation." So an LIR can extend as many allocations as they want, as long as they never end up with more than a /29 *total* 3x/32 can be extended into 1x/30 + 2x/31 = /29 Alternatively, one /32 can be returned, then both remaining /32s can be extended to a /30. When we were preparing the policy change proposal we did not read that word *total* through the "multiple LIR/32" eyes and I feel that we should somehow correct this. New suggested text would be: "LIRs that hold one or more IPv6 allocations are able to request extension of *each* these allocations up to a /29 without providing further documentation." With this email I would like to check if community thinks we should go that route and draft the policy change proposal? Is this something that nobody cares and should not be fixed? Is this a threat to someone? Anyone sees any danger in going forward with this small change? Thank you very much, Jan Zorz