Article 11 | Mid-Process Review Milestone

(1)   This Article outlines the process for conducting a mid-process review to assess the progress of the standardisation process and identify any potential issues early on.

(2)   A mid-process review shall be conducted once the initial documentation and stakeholder engagement have been completed, but before the final draft of the standard is prepared.

(3)   The review should take place at approximately the halfway point of the standardisation timeline, as outlined in Article 5.

(4)   Review Objectives: The mid-process review aims to:

(a)   Assess progress made so far in developing the draft standard.

(b)   Identify any challenges or roadblocks that may affect the timeline or quality of the standard.

(c)   Ensure that stakeholder feedback has been properly integrated into the draft.

(d)   Confirm alignment with technical, commercial, legal, and ethical imperatives as outlined in Schedule 1.

(5)   Review Process: During the review, participants shall:

(a)   Discuss progress on each section of the draft standard.

(b)   Address any feedback or concerns raised by stakeholders.

(c)   Identify areas where additional research or revisions may be needed.

(d)   Adjust timelines if necessary to accommodate any changes.

(6)   Following the mid-process review, a summary report shall be prepared that includes:

(a)   An overview of progress made so far.

(b)   Any identified challenges or issues.

(c)   Recommendations for next steps, including any revisions to the draft standard.

(d)   Adjustments to timelines, if needed.

This report shall be shared with all relevant parties, including committee members and stakeholders, to ensure transparency and alignment moving forward.