Definition of a good standard A good standard is a publicly accessible document which provides precise and verifiable specifications agreed by most of the stackholders and complies with regulatory conditions. Group 2

List of the criteria for a good standard (in order of priority 1: highest - 5: lowest) 1.Comply with regulatory conditions 2.Support/acceptance/satisfaction from most of the stackholders (industry and end users) to fit the market. 3.Implementability/testability 4.Clear, readable, precise, simple, self-contained and with limited amount of options 5.Openess (publicly accessible)

List of the criteria which prevent a good standard The oppposite to what was said to the previous slide.