The final test

E1 What was SA#112?

• A joint meeting of 3GPP and ETSI, held in Singapore in June 2026
• A working group meeting of SA WG2, held online
• An ordinary plenary of 3GPP SA, four days in Singapore in June 2026

E2 How many documents did the meeting handle, and how many were approved?

• 120 handled, 68 approved
• 346 handled, 199 approved
• 689 handled, 346 approved

E3 A document ended the meeting 'noted'. What happened to it?

• It was replaced by a new document number
• It was approved with comments
• It was read and filed, and no decision was taken

E4 SP-260379 is one document number carrying 23 change requests. What is it?

• A pack — many changes filed under a single number
• A study item description
• An incoming letter from another standards body

E5 How should you quote something this meeting decided?

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

E6 How long was SA#112, and where was it held?

• Two weeks in Singapore, June 2026
• Four days online only, June 2026
• Four days in Singapore, June 2026

E7 How many documents were handled at SA#112, and how many were approved?

• 346 handled, 199 approved
• 199 handled, 68 approved
• 689 handled, 346 approved

E8 What are the four things to read about a document at a plenary?

• Its release, its price, its status and its date
• Its number, its length, its language and its author
• Its agenda item, its type, its sender and its result

E9 Which file is the quickest way to see what a whole meeting did?

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

E10 What does a plenary do that the working groups do not?

• It signs off finished work and answers letters from other standards bodies
• It runs the tests that prove a feature works
• It writes the specification text