Traduction de «Guide d'auto-évaluation de la conformité à la NSI » (Français → Anglais) :

A quality system for blood establishments should embrace the principles of quality management, quality assurance, and continuous quality improvement, and should include personnel, premises and equipment, documentation, collection, testing and processing, storage and distribution, contract management, non-conformance and self-inspection, quality control, blood component recall, and external and internal auditing.

The quality system encompasses quality management, quality assurance, continuous quality improvement, personnel, premises and equipment, documentation, collection, testing and processing, storage, distribution, quality control, blood component recall, and external and internal auditing, contract management, non-conformance and self-inspection.

Not later than .the Commission shall review the effectiveness of this Directive and of its implementing measures, in particular as regards the use of the New Approach, the democratic balance and transparency of commitology procedures, the effectiveness of conformity assessment and market surveillance mechanisms, the environmental performance of implementing measures, and any relevant self regulation stimulated, as well as the possibilities for developing measures within the scope of this Directive that promote "service design" (functional and system thinking) as compared to "product design", in particular in order to promote dematerialis ...[+++]ation and resource efficiency.

TBS is also leading the development of a performance measurement methodology for IT security that will identify the indicators, tools, and measurements to validate departmental compliance. We are looking at ways to integrate the information acquired from vulnerability assessments, threat and risk assessments, incident management reports, and IT security self-assessment reports, as well as departmental visits, into a coherent view of the state of IT security within departments and within the government of Canada.

That role will assume greater importance under the new system, where companies will have to carry out more systematic self-assessment of their agreements in particular to establish compliance with the exemption conditions laid down by Article 81(3).

- actions to promote the harmonised application of Eco-label criteria and related assessment and compliance verification requirements, including the regular adaptation and improvement of the related user manuals,