Shadow Certification Procedure Sample Clauses

The Shadow Certification Procedure clause establishes a process for verifying compliance or qualifications through a parallel or secondary certification method. Typically, this involves an independent party or alternative mechanism reviewing and confirming that certain standards or requirements have been met, often in situations where the primary certification process is unavailable, disputed, or requires additional oversight. This clause ensures that there is a reliable fallback or supplementary means of certification, thereby reducing the risk of delays or disputes related to compliance verification.
Shadow Certification Procedure. It is for the experts to decide, based on guidance issued by the Management Committee (that will ensure that assessments are performed to a uniform standard) and in the light of all the information available to them, how much of the evaluation and certification process they need to shadow. The Management Committee guidance will be made available to the applicant CB to permit an estimate of the resources required by the assessment. The experts are to report their findings in writing to the Management Committee within one month of the completion of their investigation and no later than one month from the completion of the shadow procedure on the selected products, together with a recommendation on whether the candidate's application should be accepted or rejected. The Management Committee is to make its decision based on the experts’ report and recommendation. The Management Committee is then to convey its decision to the applicant in writing within a target of two months following receipt of the experts' report. In the case of rejection, the Committee should provide a summary of the reasons for the decision and of the principal evidence on which it is based. In the case of acceptance, the Committee shall record the decision by updating Annex K accordingly.
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Shadow Certification Procedure. 33 It is for the experts to decide in the light of all the information available to them how much of the evaluation and certification process they need to shadow. 34 The experts are to report their findings in writing to the Management Committee within one month of the completion of their investigation and no later than one month from the completion of the evaluation and certification process on the selected product, together with a recommendation on whether the candidate's application should be accepted or rejected. The Management Committee is to convey its decision to the applicant in writing within a target of two months following receipt of the experts' report, together, in the case of rejection, with a summary of the reasons for the Committee's decision and of the principal evidence on which it is based.
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