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Regulatory agencies create an environment for the development of standards by accrediting developers who then pull together subject matter experts for content development.
At the heart of the regulatory job system are the documents that arise from this formal, coordinated, consensus-based, and open process. These are commonly called voluntary consensus standards and are written by industry professionals from both the public and private sectors. The voluntary process requires full cooperation by all parties, relying upon data gathering and compromises among a diverse range of stakeholders.
The open and fair standards process of [url=http://www.regulatoryworld.com/php/index.php]Regulatory Jobs[/url] ensures that all interested and affected parties have an opportunity to participate in a standard's development. It also serves and protects the public interest, because standards developers accredited by a regulatory organization must meet the institute's requirements for openness, balance, consensus, and other due-process safeguards.
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