Remove contradictory normative "must" from Section 7 preamble (first step to address transaction-amount issue in 1.3.5)
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* this is an appendix - it should not contain normative *must* statements * the *must* here is contradicted in the sentence immediately following, where it starts with "Where applicable"? This is related to #4362 (comment)
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patrickhlauke
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transaction-amount issue in 1.3.5)
bruce-usab
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I'm fine with this update, personally; even if I still disagree about calling this an "appendix", I do agree that it's not the thing that should be creating a "must" requirement like this, that's the SC's job. |
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This is related to #4362 (comment)