Re: Technique H25 / real life

On 30/10/2013 19:25, Foliot, John wrote:
>> Or are you suggesting that regardless, 4.1.1. automatically makes
>> it a fail for 2.4.2. as well?
>
> FWIW, I was kind of thinking about that as well (and along the same
> lines): given that both 2.4.2 and 4.1.1 are both A level
> requirements, it's not so much that 4.1.1 'trumps' 2.4.2, but failing
> either means you fail level A compliance, so...

So, overall it's a failure to meet level A, yes. However, that has 
nothing to do with Steve's "we should not allow stuff that fails a 
normative requirement" in reference to two separate SCs? Unless you 
stipulate explicitly that the pass/fail of any SC also hinges on the 
solution actually used to achieve the pass not contravening any other SC 
of the same level...which seems pointlessly complex, because - as you 
say - it'll fail overall regardless for that level.

So, I still contend: <title> in <body> would pass 2.4.2, but fail 4.1.1.

P
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