A source within ISO TC 176 has indicated that the final publication date for ISO 9001:2015 is at risk, and the publication date of the DIS (Draft International Standard) version is unlikely to happen in April, as originally scheduled by ISO.
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Information obtained by Oxebridge appears to indicate that the “High Level Structure” (HLS) requirements affecting all future ISO management system standards was not developed in accordance with consensus-driven, multi-stakeholder processes as touted by the organization.
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Oxebridge founder and VP Operations Christopher Paris will be presenting “Risky Business:...
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The LRQA ban on any incoming email from the Oxebridge.com domain is ridiculous, and likely a serious violation of ISO 17021. They did it in response to a complaint submitted by Oxebridge, after it was learned that LRQA may have issued a “driveby” ISO 9001 certification to a company it new had been previously circulating counterfeit certificates under their name, illegally using the LRQA and UKAS logos.
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There is a frustrating rule on the books that is crippling ISO 9001 adoption rates, and which serves no useful function whatsoever, and must be changed. This is the prohibition against using ISO 9001 certification marks on product, as defined in ISO 17021.
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