Retention of Regulatory Records and Access to Records, People and Premises Sample Clauses

Retention of Regulatory Records and Access to Records, People and Premises. 2a. Record and maintain all regulatory Learner records and details of achievement in a complete, accurate, timely and secure manner, for a minimum of seven years, in line with the requirements of NOCN and Data Protection Law and make these records available for external quality assurance and auditing purposes, as required by NOCN or the Regulatory Authorities. Further information on what records must be kept is provided within the NOCN Quality Assurance Manual or subsequent replacement guidance. 2b. Take all reasonable steps to comply with requests from NOCN for information, data or documents required by NOCN or by the Regulatory Authorities, as soon as practicable. 2c. Retain complete and accurate records, for at least seven years of the registrations of all qualifications, units and programmes and make these available to NOCN upon request. The records required will be specified by NOCN and may include assessment and verification records, certificate claims, and Learner data for each qualification, unit, and programme. 2d. Provide NOCN and the Regulatory Authorities, on reasonable notice (usually within 5 working days), access to premises, people and records as required, and fully cooperate with their monitoring activities, including but not limited to providing access to any premises used (including satellite sites or those of any third party and sub-contractors involved in the delivery of any NOCN qualification, component, unit, or programme).
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Retention of Regulatory Records and Access to Records, People and Premises. 29.1 Record and maintain all regulatory Learner records and details of achievement in a complete, accurate, timely and secure manner, for a minimum of seven years, in line with the requirements of NOCN and Data Protection Law and make these records available for external quality assurance and auditing purposes, as required by NOCN or the Regulatory Authorities. Further information on what records must be kept is provided within the NOCN Quality Assurance Manual or subsequent replacement guidance.
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