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Introduction
1 Scope
2 Normative references
3 Terms and definitions
4 Policy and principles
   4.1 Basic approach
   4.2 Tailoring
5 Dependability programme management
   5.1 Organization
   5.2 Dependability programme planning
   5.3 Dependability critical items
   5.4 Design reviews
   5.5 Audits
   5.6 Use of previously designed, fabricated, qualified
       or flown items
   5.7 Subcontractor control
   5.8 Progress reporting
   5.9 Documentation
6 Dependability risk reduction and control
   6.1 General
   6.2 Identification and classification of undesirable events
   6.3 Assessment of failure scenarios
   6.4 Criticality classification of functions and products
   6.5 Actions and recommendations for risk reduction
   6.6 Risk decisions
   6.7 Verification of risk reduction
   6.8 Documentation
7 Dependability engineering
   7.1 Integration of dependability in the project
   7.2 Dependability requirements in technical specification
   7.3 Dependability design criteria
   7.4 Involvement in test definition
8 Dependability analysis
   8.1 Dependability analysis and the project life cycle
   8.2 Dependability analytical methods
   8.3 Classification of design characteristics in production
       documents
   8.4 Critical items list
9 Dependability testing, demonstration and data collection
   9.1 Dependability testing and demonstration
   9.2 Dependability data collection and dependability growth
10 Lessons learned activity
Annex A (informative) - Relationship between dependability
        activities and programme phases
   A.1 Feasibility phase (phase A)
   A.2 Preliminary definition phase (phase B)
   A.3 Detailed definition and production phases (phase C/D)
   A.4 Utilization phase (phase E)
Annex B (informative) - Document requirement list (DRL)