SUSPENSION OF LISTED CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT BODIES Sample Clauses

SUSPENSION OF LISTED CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT BODIES. The following procedures shall apply with regard to the suspension of a conformity assessment body listed in a Sectoral Annex:
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SUSPENSION OF LISTED CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT BODIES. The following pro cedures shall apply with regard to the suspension of a conformity assessment body listed in a Sectoral Annex:
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SUSPENSION OF LISTED CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT BODIES. The following procedures shall apply with regard to the suspension of a Conformity Assessment Body listed in a Sectoral MRA:
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SUSPENSION OF LISTED CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT BODIES. The following procedure shall apply with regard to the suspension of a CAB listed in a Sector:
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SUSPENSION OF LISTED CONFORMITY ASSESSMENT BODIES. The following procedures shall apply with regard to the suspension of a Conformity Assessment Body listed in a Sectoral MRA: Any Member State to a Sectoral MRA which contests the technical competence or compliance of a listed Conformity Assessment Body shall, through its contact point to submit a proposal to suspend such a Conformity Assessment Body, to the relevant Joint Sectoral Committee and the ASEAN Secretariat. Such contestation shall be exercised when justified in an objective and reasoned manner in writing; The ASEAN Secretariat shall promptly inform the Conformity Assessment Body concerned. The Conformity Assessment Body shall be given an opportunity to present information in order to refute the contestation or to correct the deficiencies which form the basis of the contestation; Any such contestation shall be discussed by the relevant Joint Sectoral Committee, which may decide to suspend the Conformity Assessment Body in question; If the matter has not been resolved by the Joint Sectoral Committee within 21 days of the notice of contestation, the Conformity Assessment Body shall be suspended upon the request of the contesting Member State; Where the Joint Sectoral Committee decides that verification of technical competence or compliance is required, such verification shall be carried out in accordance with Article 9 of this Framework Agreement; Upon the suspension of a Conformity Assessment Body listed in a Sectoral MRA, Member States to the Sectoral MRA are no longer obligated to accept or recognize the results of conformity assessment procedures performed by that Conformity Assessment Body subsequent to suspension. Member States to the Sectoral MRA shall, subject to Article 11, continue to accept the results of conformity assessment procedures performed by that Conformity Assessment Body prior to suspension; and The suspension shall remain in effect until an agreement has been reached by Member States to the Sectoral MRA upon the future status of that Conformity Assessment Body.
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