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-## CCF TP TEE attestation policy
-We briefly describe the attestation verification policy implemented by CCF TP.
-- CCF Governance consortium  registers attestation policy after TP is deployed.
-- Currently, TP supports two policies:
-    - No attestation verification: This policy is used while using PDO enclaves in SGX SIM mode.
-    - Check EPID attestation verification reports generated by IAS: This policy is used while using PDO enclaves in SGX HW mode.
-- One of the two policies must necessarily have been registered by the CCF consortium before any PDO enclave can be registered. There is no default policy.
-CCF TP provides a member-rpc that can be used for registering one of the above two policies. For the second policy above, the consortium
-gets to specify expected MREnclave, basename and IAS public key via the member-rpc.
-- The policy (including expected value of MREnclave) can be changed anytime by the CCF Governance consortium, subject to voting rules of the consortium.
+## CCF TP TEE attestation verification policy
+CCF TP provides two APIs to be used by the CCF Governance consortium to register attestation verification policy that must be satisfied by PDO contract enclaves.
+
+1. The first API `set_attestation_check_flag` is invoked as part of the TP start up scripts to specify whether PDO runs in SGX `HW` mode or SGX `SIM` mode. The flag can be set only once. There is no default value for the flag, and hence must be set explicitly before the TP can accept any `register_encalve` transactions.
+
+2. The second API `set_expected_sgx_measurements` is used whenever the `set_attestation_check_flag` specifies that PDO runs in SGX `HW` mode. In this case, the second API is used to the specify expected `MREnclave` value, and additionally `basename` and the `ias_public_key`. Note that PDO currently supports SGX `HW mode` with EPID attestation. The expected SGX measurements can be updated via the second API, subject to voting rules of the consortium.