Max authz rules in ISE 1.2 ?

Hi All,
Is there any doco on what the current limit is on Auth Z rules in ISE 1.2
I have read 1.1.x had a limit of 140 authz rules.
I am also considering using policy sets if that increases the total authZ rules.
Cheers

Peter,
Here are the numbers for both 1.1.x and 1.2. Hope this helps.
* ISE 1.1.x
# ISE 1.2
Authentication Policy Rules
* 50
# 400
Conditions Per AuthC Policy Rule
* 3
# 8
Authorization Policy Rules
*140
# 600
Authorization Identity Groups
* 20
# 1000
Conditions per AuthZ Policy Rule
*6
# 8
Authorization Profiles
* 30
# 600
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