Audit Requirements
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| GSC Classification | OFFICIAL |
| Access Policy | Open |
| Reference | bps49381-0000-00 |
| Document Status | Review Status |
| Primary Classification | |
| Author Organisation | British Standards Institute |
| Sponsor Organisation | Not Known |
| Trustee | NPTC Standards Working Group, trustee@standards.police.uk |
Copyright Notice Copyright (c) 2016 National Police Technology Council (NPTC) group and the persons identified as the document authors. All rights reserved.
Abstract
In today’s corporate environment, organisations tend to combine a number of management systems, such as quality, environmental and information security. As a result, many organizations now want to harmonize these systems and where possible, combine the auditing process for each of these. The cost of failing a management systems audit takes many forms. You could face losing valuable contracts, prized certifications or even experience a decline in operational efficiency. That’s why basing your audits on the principles and guidance provided in the revised international standard BS EN ISO 19011-2011 makes sound business sense.
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