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Type of element    Arrangement of elements
in 3GPP TS or 3GPP TR (note 1)    Permitted content of
element(s) in 3GPP TS or 3GPP TR (note 1)
    Title page    Title
    Table of contents    (generated content, see subclause 6.1.2)
Informative preliminary   
Introduction    Text
Figure(s)
Table(s)
Note(s)


Normative general   
Scope    Text (no requirements)
Figure(s)
Table(s)
Note(s)

    Reference(s)    Reference(s)


Normative technical    Definition(s)
Symbols and abbreviations
Requirements
:
Normative annex    Text
Figure(s)
Table(s)
Note(s)

Informative supplementary   
Informative annex, (note 2)    Text
Figure(s)
Table(s
Note(s)
    Bibliography    Informative reference(s)
Informative supplementary    Index    (generated content)
    Change history (note 3)    Table
NOTE 1:    Bold type = required element; upright type = normative element; italic type = informative element.
NOTE 2:    Informative annexes shall not contain normative elements.
NOTE 3:    Provided by the 3GPP Support Team.
NOTE 4:    Partly provided by the 3GPP Support Team.

A 3GPP TS or 3GPP TR need not contain all the normative technical elements shown in table 2 and it may contain normative technical elements other than those shown. Both the nature of the normative technical elements and their sequence are determined by the nature of the 3GPP TS or 3GPP TR in question.
For an example of numbering of divisions and subdivisions see annex B.
A 3GPP TS or 3GPP TR may also contain notes to figures and tables (see subclauses 6.6.4.8, 6.6.4.9, 6.6.5.6 and 6.6.5.7).

5.2    Description and numbering of divisions and subdivisions
5.2.1    Parts and sub-parts
The number of a part shall be indicated by arabic numerals, beginning with 1, following the 3GPP TS or 3GPP TR number and preceded by a hyphen, for example:
-    3GPP TR 21.999-1, 3GPP TR 21.999-2.

5.2.1A    General numbering issues
Every attempt shall be made to use continuous numbering as described in the remainder of 5.2. However, if continuous numbering cannot be maintained, a new element may be inserted in existing text using an appropriate alphanumeric designation that does not disturb the existing numbering scheme. This applies to all elements (e.g. clause, subclause, annex, figure, table, note, list).
EXAMPLE 1:    It is necessary to update a 3GPP TS. A new clause needs to be inserted between the existing clauses 8 and 9. A new clause 8A may be inserted in preference to re-numbering the existing clauses.
EXAMPLE 2:    A new figure needs to be inserted between existing figures 4 and 5. A new figure 4A may be inserted to avoid re-numbering of all subsequent figures.

Similarly, an existing element may be deleted and replaced with the term "Void." to minimize disruption to the numbering scheme. However, the title of the deleted element may be retained.
EXAMPLE 3:    During the updating of a 3GPP TS, it is decided that annex C is no longer required. The title of annex C remains while the content simply becomes "Void.". Later annexes may therefore remain unchanged.
EXAMPLE 4:    It is decided to delete a note 3, so the text of note 3 becomes "Void." and there is no need to re number note 4.

5.2.2    Clause
The clauses in each 3GPP TS or 3GPP TR or part shall be numbered with arabic numerals, beginning with 1 for the "Scope" clause. The numbering should be continuous, see also subclause 5.2.1A.
Each clause shall have a title (for formatting see subclause 5.2.3).

5.2.3    Subclause
A subclause is a numbered subdivision of a clause. A primary subclause (e.g. subclause 5.1, 5.2, etc.) may be subdivided into secondary subclauses (e.g. subclauses 5.1.1, 5.1.2, etc.) and this process of subdivision may be continued as far as the sixth heading level (e.g. subclause 6.5.4.3.2.1).
Subclauses shall be numbered with arabic numerals, see also subclause 5.2.1A.

A subclause should not be created unless there is at least one further subclause at the same level. For example, a piece of text in clause 10 should not be designated subclause "10.1" unless there is also a subclause "10.2".
Each subclause shall be given a title, which shall be placed after its number.
(Sub)clause titles shall be treated as normal text i.e. no additional capitalization; there should be no full stop at the end of a (sub)clause title..

-    Use the Heading style appropriate to its level.
-    Separate the number of the heading and the text of the heading with a tab.
-    Do not use automatic heading numbering; you may, however, use it as an initial aid when outlining the structure of your document, as long as it is eliminated before handover to the 3GPP Support Team.