Appeals
Defines the process for challenging an eligible Clause5afe certification decision through an independent, documented review.
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Defines the process for challenging an eligible Clause5afe certification decision through an independent, documented review.
Read policyProvides a route for clients, personnel, affected parties, and the public to raise concerns about Clause5afe conduct, certification activities, mark use, or impartiality.
Read policyControls who may display Clause5afe certification marks, what the mark may represent, and what happens when status expires, is suspended, is withdrawn, or is revoked.
Read policyDefines which changes to a certified AI system must be reported and how Clause5afe determines whether review, re-assessment, suspension, or another status action is required.
Read policySeparates commercial activity from evaluation, review, and certification decisions and prohibits guaranteed outcomes or retaliation for an unfavorable result.
Read policyDefines competence domains, qualification stages, supervised experience, calibration, continuing development, and performance oversight for certification personnel.
Read policyControls client concentration, funding pressure, compensation incentives, and other financial conditions that could threaten impartial certification decisions.
Read policyIdentifies ownership, investment, family, employment, and other economic relationships that require disclosure, recusal, mitigation, or prohibition.
Read policyApplies Clause5afe competence, confidentiality, conflict, supervision, and outcome-independence requirements to external assessors and subcontracted certification work.
Read policyControls affiliations, referrals, commercial relationships, and other vendor ties that could create actual or perceived pressure on certification scope or outcomes.
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