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The GlobalNet Oversight Board (GOB) as an authoritatively legal entity to provide Regulatory Affair Activities (RAA) through attestation by benchmarking international recognizable and generally acceptable specifications and standards to sustain our Charter. For signatory and bearers entities, we conduct activities that carryout conformity assessment - certification under two schedules (“A” and “B”). Regardless, for each of these schedules “A” or “B” the signatory needs to demonstrate competence and impartiality by benchmarking: ISO/IEC 17021, ISO/TS 22003, ISO/IEC 17020, ISO/IEC 27006, ISO/IEC 17024, and/or ISO Guide 65. To carry affair activities that relate to the accreditation of specialty laboratories, external or in-house, the applicable benchmarks are ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO/IEC 15189.
As signatory to the Charter, to best serve communities and consumers, the area of RAA includes quality, environmental, food safety, security, energy, technology, occupational health & safety, and social | enterprise accountability | responsibility. As the basis of operation, we benchmark ISO/IEC 17011; in this way we assure harmonization as signatory to the Charter by affair activities that verify competence and impartiality at par to other accreditation programs, within the scope of our expertise. Signatory to the Charter can be achieved and maintained in self-sustain or to complement others.
Schedule “A” (Self-support)
As signatory this is to verify through RAA that assures benchmark operations in accordance and in compliance with International Standards ISO/IEC 17020, ISO/IEC 17021, ISO/IEC 27006, ISO/IEC 17024 and ISO/TS 22003. Requires an onsite place of operations assessments as well as field attestation to achieve and maintain signatory status within the scope of conduct and competence to (clustered) industry code(s). To maintain signatory status requires surveillance or monitoring agreement including field witnessing. Further, benchmarking ISO/IEC 17024 carries a designation for associations, institutions, bodies and others granting certification of individual persons at level of a bona fide as signatory to the Charter.
Equally applies to specialty laboratories activities by benchmarking ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO/IEC 15189; specialty encompass radiology and nuclear fields.
Schedule “B” (Complementary)
Is for signatories that conduct conformity assessments and laboratories carrying a current and valid agreement not as signatories to the Charter, thereof is to complement current status. Schedule “B” applies to conformity assessment and inspection entities benchmarking internationally recognized protocols that wish to extend or to complement their scope of activities. Schedule “B” benchmarks ISO/IEC 17020, ISO/IEC 17021, ISO/IEC 27006 and ISO/TS 22003 requiring that the conformity assessment entity - body (CEB - ACE | CAB) carries demonstrable current and valid agreements such as those under accreditation (from either governmental and non-governmental accreditation programs). Schedule “B” requires special agreement to continuous monitoring of the CEB-ACE | CAB through the issuing of recommendations resulting from a combination of conformity assessments and tests reports issued by others, as it requires limited onsite of operations visits to assure a reasonable and prudent certainty in adhering to the Charter and the agreeable benchmark(s). A regional technical Designee from the The GOB | GCC (GlobalNet) will work in collaboration with other entities that carry equal or similar affair activities which includes government, academic institutions, et carrying the necessary competence in arriving to reasonable and prudent recommendations.
Both Schedule “A” and “B” can opt to “Cloud Coverage” which means that can combine affair activities such as those under the protocols of accreditation and recognition in which consumers and communities benefit by adhering to the Charter. In this way maintains the integrity of the protocols while combining the benchmarks under which we can attest, while focusing to benefit communities and consumers.
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