Criteria for evaluating information products, defined at the start of the project or process within the unit's technical and business objectives, act as success criteria that show whether the needed data was collected and analysed well enough to satisfy the information needs; examples are how accurate a measurement procedure is and how reliable a measurement method is, with more in Annex D, and new criteria are often needed. Criteria for evaluating the measurement process itself, such as timeliness and efficiency with more in Annex E, are defined in the same context, with additional criteria and measures added where necessary.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.