Separately we need to modify the policy document so that the signing policy can state the q= options that may be contained in a signature.
Here you are moving beyond the realm of the optional I think. Additionally, this move would require a policy lookup on each signature check in order to determine what q= values were acceptable wouldn it not?
-- Arvel
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