If you want to understand ISO9001: 2000 well, it will be helpful to refer to relevant Standards such as QS9000（ISO／TS16949）and　ISO140001：1996.

1. QS9000（ISO／TS16949）
   QS9000（ISO／TS16949）has made based on ISO9001:2000 and has about additional "shalls" to 136 shalls of ISO9001: 2000 to satisfy requirements by car production sector.
   Therefore additional "shalls" means they have no requirements in ISO9001:2000.
   As an example, in 7.5.3 clause of ISO9001: 2000, it requires that where appropriate, the organization shall identify the product by suitable means throughout product realization, but instead QS9000 requires in an additional "shall" that " where appropriate" shall not apply.
   This means ISO9001: 2000 has more flexibility allowed in the clause than QS9000.
   
   
2. ISO14001: 200x
   ISO14001:1996 is under review by TC207 by 2005. An interim report says that there will be the definition of " record". The definition will be that information on results achieved or providing evidence of activities performed.
   But ISO9000: 2000 has the definition of record that document stating results achieved or providing evidence of activities performed.
   Therefore, the coordination will be done between TC176 and 207.
   But I prefer to use the word of information rather than document, because the definition in ISO9000: 2000 has contradiction described in the following chart.