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The specimen
Three labelled specimen rows from the register, with sample data, so you can see the shape before you buy. The labels are deliberate: these are not real owners and the dates are examples, not commitments.
Specimen, not the kit | Real rows are empty in the owner and date columns
| Code | Record | Status | Evidence | Owner | Due |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
4.3 | The unilateral exchange and its three moves | Replaced | Evidence pointer: EVID-0043 | Owner: IAM lead | Due: 2026-12-01 |
6.3 | The short exchange in a prime order group | Replaced | Evidence pointer: EVID-0091 | Owner: crypto lead | Due: 2026-12-15 |
Annex A | Object identifiers, the normative annex | Carried forward | Evidence pointer: EVID-0121 | Owner: interoperability | Due: 2027-01-15 |
What the real file adds
Every one of the 33 rows, the full requirement and test text, the evidence list, the common failures, the dated plan and the source sheet. The specimen shows three rows and no full text, because a sample that contains the product is not a sample.
How to read a row
The code is the clause. The status says whether the fourth edition replaces it or carries it forward. The evidence pointer is where the artefact lives, not a description of it. The owner and the due date are the two fields that make the row a commitment rather than a note.
Specimen data. Not legal advice; does not certify.