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  1.  IQ is a special-purpose domain for listing the target, minimum, and maximum quantities of both tobacco ingredients and non-tobacco ingredients of a tobacco product. These values represent design specifications, not test data. IQ additionally shows the function of each ingredient by component in which the ingredient appears.
  2. IGDCMPID represents the unique ingredient name established in either the Tobacco Ingredients (IT) domain or the Non-Tobacco Ingredients (IN) domain. Therefore, every value of IDGCMPID in the IQ domain must have an exact match in either IT or IN (See Sections 2.8.8.4 and 2.8.8.5 for IT and IN domain specifications /assumptions for more information on those domainsand assumptions). 
  3. IQCAT represents whether the ingredient is a TOBACCO INGREDIENT tobacco ingredient or a NONnon-TOBACCO tobacco ingredient. Populating this variable facilitates checks for conformance to assumption 2. 
  4. Ingredients that appear in more than one 1 component of the tobacco product (or which are constituents
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    part of a complex ingredient) are quantified separately for each component/complex ingredient in which they appear. The hierarchical relationship of these ingredients is made explicit by the use of the IQPARENT and IQLEVEL variables as follows:
    1. IQPARENT represents the complex ingredient or component of the tobacco product in which the ingredient or subcomponent (IDGCMPID for the record) appears as a constituent. 
      1. IQPARENT must equal the IDGCMPID of another record in IQ (i.e., the parent ingredient/component must be listed in IQ).
      2. If the ingredient is not a constituent part of another ingredient or component (i.e., it is a top-level component with no parent other than the tobacco product itself) IQPARENT is null.
    2. IQLEVEL is an integer that represents the level in the hierarchy of an ingredient's relationship to other ingredients.
      1. IQLEVEL cannot be null. Every ingredient, including top-level ingredients as defined in assumption 4aii above4.a.ii, must have a value for IQLEVEL.
      2. Top-level ingredients have IQLEVEL = 1
      3. Constituents Subcomponents of complex ingredients have IQLEVEL = n+1, where n equals the IQLEVEL of the parent ingredient or component.
  5. IQFUNCT is used to represent the function of the ingredient in the component in which it appears (e.g., FLAVORANT, ADHESIVE).