Continuing in my ongoing question to reduce the backlog of CA
applications, I'm now soliciting final comments on the application from
GRCA, bug 274106:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=274106
GRCA is the root for a PKI operated by the government of Taiwan, issuing
certificates both for internal government use and for use by individual
citizens, businesses, nonprofit organizations, and others in Taiwan. It
resembles in many ways the Staat der Nederlanden CA operated by the
Dutch government, a CA already approved for inclusion. Because it's not
just a government-internal CA, GRCA in my opinion meets the test for
relevance to typical Mozilla users.
The GRCA-rooted PKI does formal validation of organization and
individual identity using government identity documents and related
information. It has successfully completed a formal WebTrust audit.
Since this request seems pretty straightforward I'm going to have a
relatively brief comment period (through the end of this week) and then
I'll make my final decision.
Frank
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