Advise on quality management and process planning

I need advice for quality management and process planning for the next sprint of acoustic measurements. Draft three quality controls and one process gating rule that prevent rework, assign each to a named reviewer, and estimate the added time per test. Send to Laura, the Quality Lead, and Jorge, the Planning Manager, for sign-off by next Monday.

Before I give this to Laura and Jorge, make the suggestions easy to accept: surface the single control that catches the most common error, show a before-and-after example of how rework would be avoided, and flag any control that increases test time by more than 10%.

I introduced a QA checklist and Laura says it duplicates existing checks and will be ignored. I need to know if I should simplify the checklist, fold it into an existing gate, or require it by policy. Describe the likely outcomes for each option and recommend the best next move to get usable QA without adding busywork.

Over several releases we keep adding QA checks but teams bypass them because they feel like bureaucracy. Recommend a single habit change in how we design controls so teams adopt them, propose a six-week experiment in one test line, and give the three measures that will prove adoption and improved quality.