New AS request in another country

> A rather better approach is to try to plan address space assignment within
> the current allocation smarter. Say, if xx.foo was allocated
> 172.16/16 in the
> past and it wants to start its business in the country YY, then they may

I see your point in general, however in our particular case xx.foo only has
1 allocation, a /19. In theory it could split that and announce one /20 from
one AS and the other /20 from its new AS.
But then the LIR gets in trouble when one of the /20s fills up much faster
than the other... it won't get a new allocation to use for the filled-up AS
since its original /19 allocation is not yet full?

So even in general, it seems risky to me to have a LIR splitting its open
allocation between different ASs?

Herbert