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RFC 3125             Electronic Signature Policies        September 2001


SignaturePolicy ::= SEQUENCE {
        signPolicyHashAlg      AlgorithmIdentifier,
        signPolicyInfo         SignPolicyInfo,
        signPolicyHash         SignPolicyHash     OPTIONAL }

SignPolicyHash ::= OCTET STRING

SignPolicyInfo ::= SEQUENCE {
        signPolicyIdentifier            SignPolicyId,
        dateOfIssue                     GeneralizedTime,
        policyIssuerName                PolicyIssuerName,
        fieldOfApplication              FieldOfApplication,
        signatureValidationPolicy       SignatureValidationPolicy,
        signPolExtensions               SignPolExtensions
                                                   OPTIONAL
                                                         }

SignPolicyId ::= OBJECT IDENTIFIER

PolicyIssuerName ::= GeneralNames

FieldOfApplication ::= DirectoryString

   The policyIssuerName field identifies the policy issuer in one or
   more of the general name forms.

   The fieldofApplication is a description of the expected application
   of this policy.

   The signature validation policy rules are fully processable to allow
   the validation of electronic signatures issued under that form of
   signature policy.  They are described in the rest of this section.

   The signPolExtensions is a generic way to extend the definition of
   any sub-component of a signature policy.

3.2  Signature Validation Policy

   The signature validation policy defines for the signer which data
   elements must be present in the electronic signature he provides and
   for the verifier which data elements must be present under that
   signature policy for an electronic signature to be potentially valid.

   The signature validation policy is described as follows:







Ross, et al.                  Experimental                      [Page 6]


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