SACM — SAEM: Typographical errors

Page 1, section 1.2, 2nd paragraph:
This sentence is representative of the systemic grammatical errors that pervade the document, which centre mainly around missing definite and indefinite articles. The sentence should perhaps read: “The level of confidence that a given software system is trustworthy is called Software Assurance (SwA) and the process that establishes the level of confidence is called SwA process.” (Italics indicate inserted words.)

Page 20-21, sections 9.1 and 9.1.1:
The paragraph stating “The most common form of an exhibit ...” is repeated in these two sections. In general, there is a considerable amount of repeated text in the document, usually between the descriptions and the semantics.

The paragraphs, mentioned in the text of the issue have been removed. Several typos have been corrected in
the process of providing resolutions to other issues.
Disposition: Closed, no change