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111. Top management ofthis laboratory understands and acknowledges the importance of impartiality and
tha there are potential conficts of interest that can atise when performing calsration andlor testing
actives.
1.2. Because new conficts of interest can surface over ime, top management and laboratory personnel
palpate ina risk assessment annually to ensure ongoing impartially and identify new potential
‘confess of interest rating to tho calibration andlor tosting activitios performed by our laboratory
13. Top management and laboratory personnel shall identify and assess risks inal rlationships that may
rosultin a confit of interest and pose a throat to impartiality. Throats to Impartalty incudo, but aro
nat limited t, the falling:
13.1. SalFinteras threats: threats that arse fom a person or body acting in its own Interest to
benefit isl
1.3.2. Subjectivity threats: throats that arse when personal bias overrules objective evidence,
133 Familiarity threats: threats that aise fram a person being familiar with or rusting of
‘another parson, 0. top management or laboratory parconnel Geveloping a relavonship
With a cent that affects the ebilty to reach an objective judgment
13.4. Inimidation treats: threats that prevent a laboratory or is personnel from acting
‘objectively due to fear of a clent or othe interested stakeholder:
1.3.5, Financial teats: the source of revenue for a laboratory or i's personnel can be a threat
to impartially.
4.4, Confct f interest and objectity are futher addressed in our Code of Conduct and through
contractually binding agreements that ensure testing and calbration activities are conducted in an
Relient aad ett ee1S017025
12: Ensuring Impartiality
vt
General
111. Top management ofthis laboratory understands and acknowledges the importance of impartiality and
thal there are potential conficts of interest that can arise when performing calration andlor testing
actives.
1.2. Because new conficts of interest can surface over ime, top management and laboratory personnel
palicpate fn a risk assessment annually to ensure ongoing impartially and identify new potential
‘confess of interest rating to tho calibration andlor tosting activitios performed by our laboratory
13. Top management and laboratory personnel shall identify and assess risks in al relationships that may
rosultin a confit of interest and pose a throat to impartiality. Throsts to Impartalty incudo, but aro,
nat limited t, the falling:
13.1. SalFinteras threats: threats that arse fom a person or body acting in its own Interest to
benefit isl
1.3.2. Subjectivity threats: throats that arse when personal bias overrules objective evidence,
133. Familiarity threats threats that aise fram a person being familiar with or rusting of
‘another parson, 0. top management or laberatory parconnel Geveloping a relavonship
With a cent that affects the ebilty to reach an objective judgment
13.4. Inlimidation treats: threats that prevent a laboratory or is personnel rom acting
‘objectively due to fear of a lent or other interested stakeholder:
1.3.5, Financial teats: the source of revenue for a laboratory or i's personnel can be a threat
to impartially.
1.4. Confct of interest and objectivity are futher addressed in our Code of Conduct and through
contractually binding agreements that ensure testing and calbration activities are conducted in an
Relient aad ett ee1S017025
12: Ensuring Impartiality
vt
General
111. Top management ofthis laboratory understands and acknowledges the importance of impartiality and
thal there are potential conficts of interest that can arise when performing calration andlor testing
actives.
1.2. Because new conficts of interest can surface over ime, top management and laboratory personnel
palicpate fn a risk assessment annually to ensure ongoing impartially and identify new potential
‘confezs of interest rating to tho calibration andlor tosting activitios performed by our laboratory
13. Top management and laboratory personnel shall identify and assess risks inal relationships that may
rosultin a confit of interest and pose a throat to impartiality. Throsts to Impartalty incudo, but aro,
nat limited t, the falling:
13.1. SalFinteras threats: threats that arse fom a person or body acting in its own Interest to
benefit isl
1.3.2. Subjectivity threats: throats that arse when personal bias overrules objective evidence,
133. Familiarity threats threats that aise fram a person being familiar with or sting of
‘another parson, 0. top management or laberatory parconnel Gevaloping a relavonship
With a cent that affects the ebilty to reach an objective judgment
13.4. Inimidation treats: threats that prevent a laboratory or is personnel from acting
‘objectively due to fear of a lent or other interested stakeholder:
1.3.5, Financial teats: the source of revenue for a laboratory or i's personnel can be a threat
to impartially.
1.4. Confct of interest and objectity are futher addressed in our Code of Conduct and through
contractually binding agreements that ensure testing and calbration activities are conducted in an
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7. Mechanism for Safeguarding Impartiality
74. Top management shall appoint a committee with balanced representation to be the mechanism for
csafaguarding impartalty. The commitee shall G9 referred to as the Imparialty Assurance
Gommities™
7.2. Tho Impartiality Assurance Commitee shall be comprised of
72.1. Atleastone ean stakeholder
72.2. least ane representative from the laboratory personnel performing the calibrations
‘andlor tests,
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