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1. Define a unique name for your collaboration (recommend DNS) 
2. Identify a governance body to make policy decisions
3. Define the purpose of your collaboration (this will be used for your AUP) 
4. We strongly suggest (although this is out of scope here) 
   1. Identifying your primary assets
   2. Completing a risk assessment
   3. Adopting the REFEDS Data Protection Code of Conduct if it is suitable for your research collaboration
   4. Defining your rules of participation and the escalation procedure in case of non-compliance
   5. Any additional legal and regulatory compliance necessary
5. Define, or agree to adopt as is, the following 6 documents and seek endorsement from the governance body
6. Review the AEGIS endorsed policy guidelines required for AARC compliance and ensure their technical implementation
   1. Identify your assurance requirements following https://aarc-community.org/guidelines/aarc-g031/ 
   2. Identify suitable token lifetimes
7. Ensure that the policies are presented to and accepted by the relevant audiences
8. Publish your documents and responsible parties at a suitable location 

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The AARC PDK consists of templates - documents where the core content is either highly determined or should be treated as 'immutable' for better interoperability - and guidelines - helping research collaboration, infrastructures, and service providers with their own procedures and practices, where adopting good practices rather than the exact wording of a policy or procedure is the key value for interoperability. A quick overview of all templates and guidance documents is given here below.

Snctfi, operational policies, and AAI service providers

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