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<p>Surely it should be restricted and meet in-region justification
and usage, otherwise it would be yet another too loose policy for
appearances. If the resources are allocated by a given RIR it
should be for primary usage within the region.<br>
Should anyone need to use resources in other regions, go and
request or transfer resources within that region. What is the
issue with doing that ?</p>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 14/07/2025 15:02, WOOD Alison * DAS
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The Policy Experience Report Working Group (PERWG) would like to
get the community’s input on a potential issue. Currently, IPv4
space allocated via the 4.1.8 waitlist must meet in-region
justification at the time of request. However, the policy isn’t
entirely clear on what happens after the initial allocation —
specifically, whether additional acquired 4.1.8 space could be
used outside of the ARIN service region.</div>
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We’d like to hear your thoughts on the following question:</div>
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Should all IPv4 space allocated from the 4.1.8 waitlist be
explicitly restricted to use within the ARIN region, not just
the initial allocation but on all subsequent allocations? </div>
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We’re interested in whether such a restriction aligns with the
original intent of 4.1.8 and how the community feels this should
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Looking forward to your input!</div>
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