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Exclamation Is TS 16949 thinner (less paper) than QS-9000?
Having recieved a copy of TS 16949 from BSI UK, I am amazed to see it thinner than QS9000. Is this just an update? Do I have the correct copy ?
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It only appears thinner because each of the customer specific requirements is to be published separately as an addendum. For example, I have the General Motors ISO TS/16949 Customer-Specific Requirements from April 1999 (way out of date!) and it alone is 10 pages.
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