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Appeals Procedure
• Any person or certification holder that feels aggrieved by a certification decision made by CMA Certification can appeal to the General Manager and/or where appropriate the DIRECTOR of the CMA. • An appeal shall be lodged through the NCR system to ensure that remedial action(s) will be identified and implemented that will lead to the satisfactory resolution of the appeal. • The General Manager shall ensure that an independent, impartial, and competent person is appointed to investigate the appeal, to obtain the factual information and to determine the possible root cause(s) of the appeal. The appointed person shall be responsible for the confirmation of the root cause and the implementation of the corrective action(s). • Appeals shall be finalized within 30 working days of receiving the appeal. A written response will be compiled and provided to the appellant as proof that the appeal has been formally addressed. • Records shall be kept of all appeals and their supporting evidence and documentation. • Appeals shall be reported to the board meeting for monitoring purpose.

Disputes
• In the event of a disagreement arising out of a CMA Certification agreement, or the interpretation of the contractual requirements and/or obligations therein, the contracting parties must first try to reach an agreement or a settlement before a formal dispute can be lodged. • The dispute shall be recorded in the NCR system and be referred to the DIRECTOR of the CMA who will endeavour to settle the dispute through bona fide negotiations. • In the event that the contracting parties are still unable to reach agreement through the intervention of the DIRECTOR, the dispute shall then be submitted to and decided by arbitration in accordance with the rules of the Arbitration Foundation of Southern Africa (AFSA), by an arbitrator agreed upon between the contracting parties or, failing agreement, appointed by AFSA. • Records shall be kept of all disputes and their supporting evidence and documentation. • Disputes shall be reported to the annual management review meeting for monitoring purposes.

CMA Certification Services (Pty) Ltd was registered in 2016 with registration number 2016/103170/07. CMA CS is a SANAS accredited Certification Body with accreditation numbers C75 and C75b.
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