This time they were talking about how “training
supports professional development in the conformity assessment sector”.
However, as is always the case, they seemed to be talking in riddles. It is all
very well referring to how something or other does or doesn’t fit in with their
standards. But all the time you have to spend serious money to see what their
standards actually are, there’s a large amount of guesswork going on.
I’m reminded of my days as a manager
when another manager would always get his way by insisting that whatever he
wanted was “an MHRA requirement”. As no one in the meetings ever knew what
MHRA required, his demands were always met without argument.
Perhaps if the UKAS people were more
open about their standards we might all learn something. After all their predecessor
was quite open about what
their standards were.
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