A "normative" clause describes a requirement which must be met for compliance with the standard; an "informative" clause simply gives useful context.
This opposed to an "informative" clause which simply gives useful context. A "normative" clause is one which describes a requirement which must be met as a condition for compliance with the standard.
A "normative" clause is one which describes a requirement which must be met as a condition for compliance with the standard. This opposed to an "informative" clause which simply gives useful context.
A "normative" clause is one which describes a requirement which must be met as a condition for compliance with the standard. This opposed to an "informative" clause which simply gives useful context.