The stage record, from new project to FDIS
The record shows eleven dated stage events from the new project approval on 2023-08-22 to the FDIS registration on 2026-08-21. The 50.20 proof or ballot stage, 60.00 publication and 60.60 published stages carry no date.
The requirement in plain English
The record shows eleven dated stage events from the new project approval on 2023-08-22 to the FDIS registration on 2026-08-21. The 50.20 proof or ballot stage, 60.00 publication and 60.60 published stages carry no date.
What the public record says
The ISO page lists each stage code, its label and the date it was reached, eleven with a date and three without. The stage feed confirms 50.00 on 2026-08-21.
Why it matters to you
The stage history is the only reliable evidence of where the document is. It shows a normal path: committee draft, enquiry, approval, and now the final draft. It also shows what has not happened. There is no date for the eight-week FDIS ballot, no date for publication and no published edition. Any sentence that treats the document as published is contradicted by this table. The dates also tell you the pace: the committee draft opened in July 2025, the DIS ballot ran from February to April 2026, and the FDIS was registered in August 2026.
Evidence a reviewer asks for
- A copy of the stage table with the retrieval date, kept with the board paper.
- The ISO record URL in the paper, so a reader can check the current stage.
- A note of the last date the record was read, and who read it.
Checks to run this month
- Does the board paper name stage 50.00 and its date?
- Does it avoid calling the document published?
- When was the record last checked?
Dates
2023-08-22 to 2026-08-21, eleven dated events and three stages with no date.
Cross-references
- The publication estimate and what it depends on
- The committee, the ICS and the kind of document
- The clauses the public view does not carry
What this page does not state
No 50.20, 60.00 or 60.60 date is recorded.