5 Supervision
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5 Supervision

  5.1 The Administration will be given the opportunity to satisfy itself that RO's quality system continues to comply with the requirements of Appendix 1 of the Annex to Assembly resolution A.739(18).

  5.2 The Administration may choose to recognize audits performed on RO by an independent audit group effectively representing the interests of the Administration or IMO.

  5.3 Should the Administration choose to conduct direct auditing of RO, the frequency and extent of audit will be subject to mutual agreement between the Administration and RO.

Parent topic: Annex - Model Agreement - Agreement Governing the Delegation of Statutory Certification Services for Vessels Registered in [State] between [Administration] and [Recognized Organization]
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