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01How to formulate questionsIdentify the object, circumstances and what needs to be established through specialist knowledge. A question should be specific, verifiable and answerable from the available materials. Preliminary formulations are refined after the task has been reviewed.

Areas for discussion

02Areas for discussionThe final questions and scope of the examination are agreed separately. A demand to confirm a desired position in advance is not an appropriate brief.

For a review

03For a reviewDoes the description of the examined goods match the documents and samples provided?

04For a reviewHave the goods' essential properties, composition, purpose and operating principle been established?

05For a reviewAre the information sources and examination limitations stated?

06For a reviewAre the conclusions supported by examination results, measurements and documents?

07For a reviewHave significant alternative explanations for the identified indicators been considered?

08For a reviewCan the conclusions be checked against the photographs, records and report appendices?

09For a reviewDo the methods used suit the questions posed and the nature of the goods?

10For a reviewAre there inconsistencies between the description of the examination and the final answers?

11For a reviewAre established product properties distinguished from legal assessment of the circumstances?

12For a reviewWhich conclusions require further documents, samples or examination of the original?

These formulations are a starting point. Questions are refined according to the objects, available materials and the expert's competence.