Checking linux file permission

We refer DISA STIG checklist to check Linux files permission.
And we check the following relevance for it.

not exists 1 whose (exists (concatenation ", " of (it as string) of ((((((((((((gid of it = 0) and (uid of it = 0)) and (setuid of it = False)) and (setgid of it = False)) and (sticky of mode of it = False)) and (user execute of it = False)) and (group read of it = False)) and (group write of it = False)) and (group execute of it = False)) and (other read of it = False)) and (other write of it = False)) and (other execute of it = False)) of files whose (exist matches (regex “.*”) of name of it) of folders “/var/log/audit”) whose (number of substrings separated by ", " whose (it is not “”) of it > 0 and number of substrings separated by ", " whose (it is not “”) whose (it as boolean is False) of it = 0))

What is these relevance ("(setuid of it = False)) and (setgid of it = False)) and (sticky of mode of it = False)") check for?
Could anyone explain setuid,setgid,sticky check for?

Thanks.

This explainer may help https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/suid-sgid-sticky-bit