The final test

E1 What kind of meeting was SA#112, and where and when did it sit?

• A working group meeting of SA WG2, in Singapore, June 2026
• An ordinary plenary of 3GPP SA, in Singapore, 9 to 12 June 2026
• A joint session of all three top-level groups, in Singapore, June 2026

E2 346 documents were handled. What ended the meeting 'approved'?

• 120 of them, being the change-request packs
• 199 of them
• All but the 68 that were noted

E3 A colleague says the plenary decided the Release 21 timeline. Are they right?

• No, it was postponed to the next meeting
• Yes, SP-260595 was approved by TSG SA
• Not quite: it was presented in the joint session and was agreed there

E4 Which agenda item drew the most documents, and what is it for?

• AI 20, change requests against Release 20, with 63
• AI 6, work item and study item descriptions, with 80
• AI 2, liaison statements, with 22

E5 The ultra low bitrate speech codec work item was approved. What did the plenary do about the legal question on the training data?

• Answered it in the room and recorded the answer
• Made the approval conditional on an answer
• Recorded that the TSG SA Chair is to inform the Project Co-ordination Group about it

E6 How did the study on modernising the specification format for 6G end?

• Both its papers were noted and the chair's guidance was endorsed
• 3GPP decided to move its specifications to git
• The study was closed without a result

E7 Which release was being written at the time of this meeting?

• Release 21, with 11 documents
• Release 19, with 143 change requests
• Release 20, with 140 documents and 487 change requests in packs

E8 What is the correct way to quote something this meeting decided?

• "The official record of SA#112 states that…"
• "The draft report of the meeting records that…"
• "3GPP has confirmed that…"

E9 What are the two jobs the record of this meeting shows a plenary doing?

• Choosing which companies may join, and setting membership fees
• Drafting specification text, and running interoperability trials
• Signing off work the working groups bring, and answering letters from other standards bodies

E10 How many documents were handled at SA#112?

• 120
• 346
• 689

E11 How many top-level agenda items did SA#112 have?

• 9
• 20
• 23

E12 What does the status "noted" mean?

• Accepted with minor comments
• Approved but not yet published
• Read and filed, with no decision taken

E13 How many new work items and study items were approved at SA#112?

• 11
• 26
• 30

E14 Which release carried the most documents at SA#112?

• Release 21, with 11
• Release 19, with 26
• Release 20, with 140

E15 Which file is the fastest way to see what a meeting did?

• The chair's welcome pack
• The agenda
• The document list, TdocsByAgenda