Section VI defines what has to be true before the Article 24(2) presumption can be used. It does not create a separate requirement set; it points back to the sections that do. For products, three elements must match. The accessibility of the information about the product's functioning and accessibility features must comply with point 1 of Section I. The accessibility of the interface features and functionality design must comply with point 2 of Section I. The accessibility of the packaging and of the installation, maintenance, storage and disposal instructions, except for self-service terminals, must comply with Section II. For services, the accessibility of those features and functions must match the corresponding requirements in the service sections of Annex I. The practical consequence is a mapping duty: a tender or another Union act can only rely on the presumption for the features that have been tested against the named section.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.