A quality specification states: "The shopping centre will provide leisure and restroom space of a minimum of 2000." Is this an appropriate application of the quality practice, and why?

The correct answer is C. No, because this describes an output, not a quality specification. Explanation/Reference: PRINCE2 defines quality specifications as measurable criteria used to confirm whether a product is fit for purpose. The statement provided describes a product requirement, not a quality criterion. It does not specify how quality will be measured or…

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AYes, because quality control is sufficient
BYes, because quality specifications enable planning
CNo, because this describes an output, not a quality specification
DNo, because it belongs in the quality register

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A
16% (10)
B
8% (5)
C
70% (43)
D
5% (3)

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Explanation/Reference: PRINCE2 defines quality specifications as measurable criteria used to confirm whether a product is fit for purpose. The statement provided describes a product requirement, not a quality criterion. It does not specify how quality will be measured or tested. Therefore, it belongs in a product description, not as a quality specification. Option C is correct.

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