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Classical methods T 818 and T 819 status update
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Having been a classical method for over 20 years, along with limited use of the equipment, the SSIG for T 819 has approved this method for withdrawal.
The the last issue of the STAR newsletter, T 818 was mistakenly listed as being withdrawn. The guidelines require that a vote return percentage exceed 50%, and upon closer examination of the ballot for T 818, the percentage of votes received was exactly 50%. This has led to a reballot of the method. I apologize for the confusion and thank you for your understanding.
The the last issue of the STAR newsletter, T 818 was mistakenly listed as being withdrawn. The guidelines require that a vote return percentage exceed 50%, and upon closer examination of the ballot for T 818, the percentage of votes received was exactly 50%. This has led to a reballot of the method. I apologize for the confusion and thank you for your understanding.
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