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Scoring: Use N/A for recommended/optional, 0 is only a failure for Mandatory #292

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Expand Up @@ -37,9 +37,10 @@ For more info see: {ref}`is_standard`

You should score your TRE against each statement in the SATRE specification using this scoring system:

:0 Not met: The TRE does not meet this requirement (the TRE is not SATRE compliant)
:0 Not met: The TRE does not meet this requirement (if this is **Mandatory** this means the TRE is not SATRE compliant)
:1 Sufficient: The TRE meets this requirement met but there is substantial scope for improvement
:2 Satisfied: The TRE meets this requirement met but there may still be scope for improvement
:N/A: Not applicable: The statement is not relevant to a TRE, may apply to **Recommended** or **Optional** statements
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Note if we return to #272 and use conditional Mandatory statements this will need to be updated, AFAIK currently all Mandatory statements are mandatory for all.

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I think this is right, there's probably statements in out eval where we gave ourselves a 2 and just said "we pass because it's not applicable" - I don't think this is a huge issue though


A score of **1** or above means you have met the requirement.
Optionally you can use **1** and **2** to indicate potential areas of improvement in your TRE.
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