Exporting/Delivery to UK Broadcasters in digital format: .mxf AS-11

Hi all,
I'm reading more and more about digital delivery to UK Broadcasters becoming a reliaty, and the format will be .mxf AS-11. I understand this is achievable with MC7 (I appreciate this isn't out yet), has anyone heard if/when Premiere wil include this option? You can already do it on FCPX (addmitedly with an expensive 3rd party plugin).
Cheers,
Paul

Because I foresee no need to ever deliver to a European broadcaster, I have no inclination to fully understand what AS-11 is, and therefor couldn't even say if it is currently possible or not.
But I can say that Adobe doesn't generally announce what the new features will be until they are released, or shortly before.

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