OASIS Member Discuss

The only counter argument might be the free-of-charge availability of ITU specs, but I assume that the OASIS document will also be updated to align with the eventual JTC1 version and will also retain free availability. 

Howard Mason (via Blackberry)
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Note that JTC1 has the concept of "freely available specifications", with 
an index here:  
http://standards.iso.org/ittf/PubliclyAvailableStandards/index.html

JTC1 SCs can request that approved ISO/IEC standards be added to this 
list.  It is commonly done for ISs that originated via PAS transposition 
from a consortium where the original specification was also freely 
available.

Regards,

-Rob

"Mason, Howard (UK)"