Annex A cannot be shown, and will not be guessed

Why there is no annex page yet

A page headed Annex A that contains invented controls would be worse than no page. It would look like the draft, read like the draft, and be wrong. The estate rule is simple: text that is not held is named and left out, never written from memory and presented as the standard's content.

When a held copy of the published standard or the final draft exists, every annex control gets its own page in the same shape as the register, with its citation, its evidence and a cloud-specific test. The addition is recorded in the change log and sent to watch subscribers.

What you can use instead

The preparation register covers the continuity system the guidance builds on, clause by clause. It is cited, preflighted and complete for what it claims. If you need an annex-level answer today, the honest answer is that it does not exist outside the committee and the ISO shop.