1. World Class Standards TC SCP TEC Status Report to TC SCP Plenary #55 Paul JOLIVET, Chairman, LG Electronics Sebastian HANS, Vice chairman, Oracle SCP(12)000095

2. World Class Standards 2 Meetings Since Last TC SCP Plenary SCP TEC #43 23 - 27 April 2012 Sophia Antipolis, France, hosted by ETSI SCP TEC #43 bis 15 May 2012 Conference call / GoToMeeting

3. World Class Standards 3 Discussions, hot topics (1/3) General issues, meeting schedule An additional meeting on API was scheduled during TEC #43 18-20 June in Meudon, hosted by Gemalto Focussed on Contactless and API (parallel sessions) Dedicated time slots allocated to hot topics so that experts can organize their schedule, at this meeting, this time only 4FF TEC workload is currently not too heavy and (depending on the availability of new requirements), the meetings can be shorten a bit

4. World Class Standards 4 Discussions, hot topics (2/3) Contactless related topics SCP TEST requested some clarifications SCP TEC considered them and in some cases need some more time to address the issues A new version of the proposal related to P2P was presented and discussed, the WID roadmap remains valid at this stage Global Platform related topics SCP TEC considered a CR proposal on TS 102 226 for Alignment of SCP80 OTA command processing with GlobalPlatform Card Specification Some companies have concerns as there were implementations on the field that would be pushed out of standard if this CR is accepted Issue postponed to the next meeting

5. World Class Standards 5 Discussions, hot topics (3/3) 4 th Form Factor The RIM/Nokia proposal has been updated in order to try and reach a compromise The proposed CR has been revised several times during the meeting to address the comments raised by smart card manufacturers Additional time was given to participants to check the feasibility of the compromise proposal; a bis meeting (conference call) was scheduled Main objections at the end of the meeting were From SC manufacturers: due to tolerances, position of the notch and contacts placed on top of the chip, the proposal would imply changes in the production line, i.e. impact on the cost and time to market From some Operators: time to market is not favorable to this proposal, although nobody has been able to provide a date for the expected implementation in terminals nor expected delay due to the change in the manufacturing process

6. World Class Standards 6 Request for advice 4 th Form Factor No agreement could be reached on a compromise even though proposal was reviewed and revised during the meeting SCP Plenary is requested to give guidance regarding the way forward, between the seek for compromise and the ongoing e-vote process

7. World Class Standards Outcome Documents – CRs List of TEC accepted CRs available in SCP(12)000096 Change Requests 2 CRs to TS 102 310 1 CR to TS 102 588 1 CR to TS 102 613 2 CRs to TS 102 705 Statistics: 6 CRs Releases: 1 on Rel-8 1 on Rel-9 4 on Rel-11 Categories 1 Cat A 1 Cat B 2 Cat C 2 Cat F 7

8. World Class Standards 8 Outcome Documents – WIDs No input

9. World Class Standards 9 Outcome Documents – TSs No input

10. World Class Standards 10 Outcome Documents – LSs LS directed to SCP None LS copied to SCP Response to LS from SCP TEST - Clarification on SWP terminal requirement in ETSI TS 102 613 (SCPTEC(12)000066)

11. World Class Standards Next Steps / Milestones Rel-11 (dates to be assessed in some cases): Encapsulated CAT (?) CAT over AT Security part Contactless P2P Secure Channel API (especially while M2M considered to adopt this concept from SCP) 4FF Other topics RFID support eUICC M2M 11

12. World Class Standards Meeting Schedule TC SCP TEC SCP TEC ad hoc #115 on Contactless and API 18-20 June 2012 Meudon, France SCP TEC #44 10-14 September 2012 Sophia-Antipolis, France SCP TEC #45 26-30 November 2012 Sophia-Antipolis, France (TBC) 12