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Naively mapping sections to pulldowns would still have  (Red) sections with more than 20 reqts, and would need some further breakdown or summarization.  pulldowns with 0 or 1 requirement do not make sense, and should be consolidated. This would suggest ~16 pulldowns with an addition pulldown to consolidate the 4 sections with a single reqt, and some further breakdown/ summarization of the 44 reqts in 7.3.2.1.2. Something like:

Section #

Num. of reqts  

Pulldown titlep
 7.2.2 9 Resource Description
 7.2.3 9 Resource Configuration
 7.2.4 18 Resource Control Loop
 7.2.5 7 Compute, Network, and Storage Requirements
 7.2.6 3 Testing
 7.2.7 9 Licensing Requirements
7.3.120 Controller Interactions With VNF
 7.3.2.1.2 11 Yang Models
 7.3.2.1.2 6 Netconf RFCs
7.3.4  14 Chef Standards and Capabilities
7.3.5  16 Ansible Standards and Capabilities
 7.4.5.68 Addressing and Delivery Protocol
 7.4.5.79Asynchronous and Synchronous Data Delivery 
 7.4.5.8 Security
 7.4.5.93 Bulk Performance Measurement
7.3.3 /  7.4.5.1 /  7.4.5.3 /  7.4.5.54VNF REST APIs / VNF telemetry via standardized interface / JSON / Reporting Frequency 
  7.3.2.1.244  (other- no subheading) ** needs further breakdown/summarization

Scoring  with simple counts of Met/Unmet will not be sufficient:

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     Ch 7 includes a number of requirements on VNF Package or xNF Package  that are not included in that Test Description Annex (yet) but are presumably inspectable in the Package at some point even if the inspection tests are not yet available in VVP or VNFSDK as part of the Casablanca release.

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     Eliminating the requirmenst that are inspectable in the  xNF Package would reduce the number of requirements in the table above  -  ~30 of the 190 requirements are on the xNF or VNF Package ie ~15%