A company is preparing for a scheduled review by an outside group. Management wants to avoid findings that highlight unclear documentation or operational oversights. Which action upholds consistent alignment with the reviewers' requirements throughout the organization?
Wait until after the assessment is complete to revise internal processes and controls
Verify documents and procedures on a predefined cycle, incorporating fresh requirements as they emerge
Create a briefing for staff around the date of the inspection to illustrate knowledge of obligations
Omit certain operational areas from the review to concentrate on a reduced workload
Maintaining a structured update process for guidelines and procedures sustains readiness for evaluations by any outside group. It helps identify gaps and correct them in a timely way, reducing the risk of adverse feedback. Waiting until the review is underway, limiting the scope, or delaying updates until after the inspection fails to improve ongoing compliance efforts and can lead to negative results during the evaluation.
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