Assurance

["Bradner, Scott" <>]

On Nov 16, 2012, at 12:45 PM, Eric Goodman 
<>
 wrote:

> 4.2.4.1         (S) (B)  CREDENTIAL ISSUANCE
> To ensure that the same Subject acts throughout the registration and 
> Credential issuance process, the Subject shall identify himself or herself 
> in any new transaction (beyond the first transaction or encounter) with 
> information known only to the Subject, for example a temporary Secret which 
> was established during a prior transaction or encounter, or sent to the 
> Subject’s Address of Record.  When identifying himself or herself in 
> person, the Subject shall do so either by using a Secret as described 
> above, or through the use of an equivalent process that was established 
> during a prior encounter.


I may be missing the right context but this seems to rule out presenting a 
government issued picture ID as
a way to identify oneself in person - is that intended?

Scott