A poison label must not refer to the Poisons Standard or comment on, explain or qualify any required expression in a way that contradicts or modifies it; must not imply that the poison is safe, harmless or free of toxicity, or that a government body endorses or approves it (unless legislation requires it); must not be false or misleading about the safety of the poison or its ingredients; and must not use a trade name or description that represents one constituent of a compound, misrepresents composition or properties, or misstates origin. Labels must not cover the tactile ribs or any required written or embossed wording on the container or pack.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.