Exactly, this is everything that I hate about requirements management and requirements-driven-development in a nutshell. Way too often it just means: "we're act

Exactly, this is everything that I hate about requirements management and requirements-driven-development in a nutshell. Way too often it just means: "we're actually too lazy / overworked / uninterested / have targets that don't align with the long-term best outcome, so we'll just force you to write down requirements which we know can't and won't ever be complete." It's the best way to cause internal politics to fire up and projects to belly up.