Secondary Accreditation Body definition

Secondary Accreditation Body means an accreditation body that grants laboratory accreditation for a field of accreditation based on recognition of accreditation from a primary accreditation body for the same field of accreditation.

Secondary Accreditation Body or "secondary AB" means the accreditation body that grants TNI accreditation to laboratories based on their accreditation by a TNI-recognized primary accreditation body.

Examples of Secondary Accreditation Body in a sentence

• Number and proportion of 15 – 19 year olds attaining a VETis Certificate II and above.Data source: Relevant State Senior Secondary Accreditation Body or State Training Authority.ATTAINMENT:Improvement in the provision of personalised learning to Aboriginal students.

• To be provided March 2013 To be provided March 2013 To be provided March 2015 To be provided March 2017 To be provided March 2019Number of 15 – 19 year olds attaining a VETis Certificate II and above.Data source: Relevant State Senior Secondary Accreditation Body or State Training Authority.

• Secondary Accreditation Body: the Territorial, State or federal agency that grants NELAP accreditation to laboratories, based upon their accreditation by a NELAP-recognized Primary Accreditation Body.

• Secondary Accreditation Body: as defined in V2M2 Section 3.12 and the NELAP Mutual Recognition Policy POL 3-100.

• Table 6.2: Performance Benchmarks [applied to Schools at Attachment A and reported for Indigenous cohort only] Performance indicatorsPerformance MeasuresBaseline2015-162017-182019-202021-22 ATTAINMENT:Improvement in Aboriginal Year 12 attainment rates in remote schools.Number of Year 12 students attaining a Northern Territory Certificate of Education.Data source: Relevant State Senior Secondary Accreditation Body or State Training Authority.