''Project quality plan'' is usually written by the IT quality assurance (ITQA) and identifies aspects which will be delivered as part of a project (''baselined project plan'', ''[[Business requirements|business requirements]]'' (BRS), ''[[Use case|use cases]]'', ''[[High-level design|high level design]]'' (HLD), ''[[Software requirements specification|software requirements spec]]'' (SRS), ''test scripts'', ''test report'', ''post development review'' (PDR), ''stage assessments'' in a ''project quality plan''). The ITQA also determines when the ''end stage assessment'' (ESA) will be taking place. These are basically checkpoints during the life of the project which ensure that a quality product is being delivered. ESA's implies the meeting where considering the baselined project plan to ensure that it is up to date and on [[Schedule (project management)|schedule]], project management reports, project workstream checkpoint reports, team meeting minutes, actions and agenda, [[Project risk management|project risk]] and [[Issue log|issues log]], and a quality plan tip.<ref>Project Quality Plan, http://www.my-project-management-expert.com/writing-a-project-initiation-document-quality-plan.html</ref>
