DOC. TYPE		Disposition of Comments
TITLE		Dispostion of Comments Report on SC 2 N 3333, FCD 8859-11, Information technology -- 8-bit single-byte coded graphic character sets -- Part 11: Latin/Thai alphabet
SOURCE		Mr. Johan van Wingen and Mr. Surayuth Boonmatat, Projet Editor
PROJECT		JTC 1.02.20.11
STATUS		In accordance with Resolution M16.05 of the SC 2/WG 3 Meeting held in Athens, Greece, 2001-09-18/19, this document has been prepared by Project Editors.
ACTION ID		FYI
DUE DATE
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ACCESS LEVEL		Def
ISSUE NO.		119
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1. Israel
   Will be YES now (see att. 5)

2. Netherlands
   Accepted

3. Poland
   Partly accepted, would be turned to YES, after adopting text from the Netherlands

4. Sweden
   Partly accepted. Including Thai rules for combining characters would cause the text to be extended with another 40 pages (estimated). Thus, a reference is made in Annex B, Bibliography, to TIS 1566-2541 (1998) Thai input/output method for computers, where the required information could be found. Thailand itself is satisfied with the present text, and does not see any problem with implementation.

5. Thailand
   Unfortunately, the character names have to conform to those in ISO/IEC 10646-1. The other points are accepted.

6. USA
   1. Not accepted. The other voting NBs do not share the US position, as appears from N 3383
   2. Accepted.
   3. Accepted.
   4. Accepted.