1) /sbin/*ksh93 on the root filesystem
The project team agrees to removing these binaries from the case.
Only one shell should reside on the root filesystem, which
is currently /sbin/sh.  A future goal may be to replace Bourne shell, 
/sbin/sh, with ksh93.  

2) /lib/{libast*, libdll*, libshell*} on the root filesystem
The project team agrees to altering the case, such that the libdll and
libshell libraries and links will be delivered on /usr/lib only.  

3) pfksh93 is executing built-ins instead of binaries (e.g.,
the chown built-in instead of the /usr/bin/chown binary) and are 
bypassing the RBAC process, which should allow a pfksh93 user to run 
with altered privileges when executing commands specified by execution
profiles.

Although various proposals to disable some subset of built-ins from pfksh93
were discussed, the project team has agreed to remove pfksh93 from
the case, so the proper solution can be carefully considered, for
a future case.

4) There was a lengthy discussion concerning merging the existing
Solaris libcmd interfaces (which are currently Private and used 
by many consolidations and unbundled products) and the new AT&T libcmd b_*()
built-in command interfaces (Project Private now, but the project team
expects that they will be made Committed Public in a future
case) into the same libcmd library.

This case will be dependent upon a separate ARC case, to be submitted 
shortly after this one, which will move the existing libcmd def*() 
interfaces into a separate library.