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• ConsistencyCheckContext: provides information about parameters relevant for the type of plugin.
• List<Object>:
  depending on the type of plugin it contains one or two objects which are either a Radio System or links which can be the system link, the interference link or the sensing link of generic systems. Corresponding details are described in the following sub-sections.
• Input
  the input parameters of the plugin
• Validator:
  provides the interface to the scenario check in returning the consistency check messages generated by the plugin

Concerning the ConsistencyCheckContext it is important to be aware of the applicability of plugins to the scenario components:

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This default information can be replaced or extended if the plugin is nested, i.e. if the plugin is used as an input parameter of another plugin (annotation, see the previous section 14.3.1).

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In case you apply nested plugins it is highly recommended to check the validity of these nested plugins inside the consistency check of your 'parent' plugin. The below example of an EPP which uses a nested PMP wants only to show the principle of checking input parameters:

In case you apply nested plugins it is highly recommended to check the validity of these nested plugins inside the consistency check of your 'parent' plugin. The below example of an EPP which uses a nested PMP wants only to show the principle of checking input parameters:

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