diff --git a/designs/bios-bmc-smm-error-logging.md b/designs/bios-bmc-smm-error-logging.md
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 | BMC Interface Version | 4 bytes | 0x0 | BMC at init | Allows the BIOS to determine if it is compatible with the BMC |
 | BIOS Interface Version | 4 bytes | 0x4 | BIOS at init  | Allows the BMC to determine if it is compatible with the BIOS |
 | Magic Number | 16 bytes | 0x8 | BMC at init | Magic number to set the state of the queue as described below.  Written by BMC once the memory region is ready to be used. Must be checked by BIOS before logging. BMC can change this number when it suspects data corruption to prevent BIOS from writing anything during reinitialization |
-| Queue size | 3 bytes | 0x18 | BMC at init | Indicates the size of the region allocated for the circular queue. Written by BMC on init only, should not change during runtime |
+| Queue size | 3 bytes | 0x18 | BMC at init | Indicates the size of the region allocated for the circular queue. Written by BMC on init only, should not change during runtime. **This includes the size of the header and UE region size** |
 | Uncorrectable Error region size | 2 bytes | 0x1b | BMC at init | Indicates the size of the region reserved for Uncorrectable Error (UE) logs. Written by BMC on init only, should not change during runtime |
 | BMC flags | 4 bytes | 0x1d | BMC | <ul><li>BIT0 - BMC UE reserved region “switch”<ul><li>Toggled when BMC reads a UE from the reserved region.</li></ul><li>BIT1 - Overflow<ul><li>Lets BIOS know BMC has seen the overflow incident</li><li>Toggled when BMC acks the overflow incident</li></ul><li>BIT2 - BMC_READY<ul><li>BMC sets this bit once it has received any initialization information it needs to get from the BIOS before it’s ready to receive logs.</li></ul> |
 | BMC read pointer | 3 bytes | 0x21 | BMC | Used to allow the BIOS to detect when the BMC was unable to read the previous error logs in time to prevent the circular buffer from overflowing. |