Material Test Issue definition

Material Test Issue means a Test Issue of Severity Level 1 or Severity Level 2;
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Material Test Issue means a Test Issue of Severity Level 1 or Severity Level 2.
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Material Test Issue means a Test Issue described as such in in the Test Approach Document;
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Material Test Issue has the meaning given in schedule 6.2 (Testing Procedure);
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Material Test Issue a Test Issue of severity levels to be confirmed in the Project Test Strategy, the criteria for which are set out in paragraph 17.1 of schedule 6.1 (Transition, Delivery and Acceptance Requirements);
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Material Test Issue means a Test Issue of Severity Level 1 or Severity Level 2. Severity Level: means the level of severity of a Test Issue, the criteria for which are described in Annex 1. Test Certificate: means a certificate materially in the form of the document contained in Annex2 issued by the Customer when a Deliverable has satisfied its relevant Test Success Criteria. Test Issue Management Log: means a log for the recording of Test Issues as described further in paragraph 10.1 of this Call Off Schedule 5. Test Issue Threshold: means, in relation to the Tests applicable to a Milestone, a maximum number of Severity Level 3, Severity Level 4 and Severity Level 5 Test Issues as set out in the relevant Test Plan. Test Reports: means the reports to be produced by the Supplier setting out the results of Tests. Test Specification: means the specification that sets out how Tests will demonstrate that the Test Success Criteria have been satisfied, as described in more detail in paragraph 7 of this Call Off Schedule 5. Test Strategy: means a strategy for the conduct of Testing as described further in paragraph 5 of this Call Off Schedule. Test Success Criteria: means, in relation to a Test, the test success criteria for that Test as referred to in paragraph 7 of this Call Off Schedule. Test Witness: means any person appointed by the Customer pursuant to paragraph 11 of this Call Off Schedule and. Testing Procedures: means the applicable testing procedures and Test Success Criteria set out in this Schedule 2 INTRODUCTION 2.1 This Call Off Schedule 5 (Testing) sets out the approach to Testing and the different Testing activities to be undertaken, including the preparation and agreement of the Test Strategy and Test Plan. 3 RISK 3.1 The issue of a Test Certificate, a Satisfaction Certificate and/or a conditional Satisfaction Certificate shall not: 3.1.1 operate to transfer any risk that the relevant Deliverable or Milestone is complete or will meet and/or satisfy the Customer’s requirements for that Deliverable or Milestone; or 3.1.2 affect the Customer’s right subsequently to reject: (a) all or any element of the Deliverables to which a Test Certificate relates; or (b) any Milestone to which the Satisfaction Certificate relates. 3.2 Notwithstanding the issuing of any Satisfaction Certificate, the Supplier shall remain solely responsible for ensuring that: 3.2.1 the Goods and/or Services are implemented in accordance with this Call Off
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Material Test Issue a Test Issue of Severity Level 1 or Severity Level 2;
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Material Test Issue a Test Issue of severity levels 1 or 2, the criteria for which are set out in paragraph 9.1 of schedule 6.2 (Testing Procedures);
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  • Material Defect As defined in Section 2.02(c) hereof.

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