IAF Multilateral Recognition

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1 Certified Once Accepted Everywhere IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

2 Contents Introduction 3 The IAF MLA 3 The IAF MLA Mark 4 Scope of the IAF MLA 4 New Scope Extensions 5 Signatories to the IAF MLA 5 New Appicants 8 Goba Growth 9 Peer Evauation Process 10 Expanding the scope of the IAF MLA 11 IAF MLA monitoring and improvement activities 12 Pubic Sector Assurance 17 Word Accreditation Day Annex 1: New IAF MLA Signatories, New Regiona MLA Scope Extensions and New AB MLA Scope Extensions 19 2 IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

3 Introduction The IAF and its accreditation body members invest significant effort and resource to maintain the integrity and consistency of the MLA through a peer evauation process. This report sets out the detaied activity that is carried out as part of the peer evauation process, to ensure that reguators, specifiers, and businesses can have confidence in the Arrangement. The IAF MLA The purpose of the IAF MLA is to provide users, in countries with accreditation bodies that are IAF MLA signatories, assurance that equivaent certification and verification bodies in other countries operate to the same standard as those in their own country. Accreditations granted by IAF MLA accreditation body signatories are recognised wordwide based on their equivaent accreditation programmes, therefore reducing costs and adding vaue to industry and consumers. Certificates in the fieds of management systems, products (incuding services and processes), personne, verification and other simiar programmes of conformity assessment issued by bodies accredited by IAF MLA signatories are therefore reied upon in internationa trade. The MLA contributes to the freedom of word trade by eiminating technica barriers. IAF works to find the most effective way of achieving a singe system to meet the objective: Certified once, accepted everywhere IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report

4 The IAF MLA Mark The IAF MLA Mark can be used by accreditation bodies to demonstrate their status as a signatory to the IAF MLA. If approved by the Accreditation Body, accredited certification bodies can aso use the Mark in combination with the accreditation symbo to use on their certificates, providing the certificates are issued in association with an IAF endorsed scheme. The Mark demonstrates that the certificate has been issued by a Certification Body that is accredited by an IAF MLA signatory and is thus traceabe to the highest authority. It is an assurance that the certificate and the issuing body are of a high standard of competence and may be trusted, as they are recognised as compying to the same set of standards at the goba eve. Scope of the IAF MLA The IAF MLA currenty is comprised of accreditation for the foowing scopes: 1) Main Scope: Certification Bodies of Management Systems: Sub Scopes: a. ISO 9001 Quaity management systems Requirements b. ISO Environmenta management systems Requirements with guidance for use c. ISO 13485:2012 Medica Devices Quaity management systems Requirements for reguatory purposes d. ISO/TS 22003:2007 Food Safety Systems Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of food safety management systems and ISO Food safety management systems Requirements for any organization in the food chain e. ISO/IEC 27006:2011 Information technoogy Security techniques Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of information security management systems and ISO Information technoogy Security techniques Information security management systems Requirements 2) Main Scope: Certification Bodies for Products processes and services Sub Scope: GobaG.A.P. Integrated Farm Assurance Genera Requirements and GLOBALG.A.P. IFA Contro Points and Compiance Criteria 3) Main Scope: Certification Bodies for Persons Sub Scope: none 4 IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

5 4) Main scope: GHG vaidation and verification bodies Sub Scope: none Certificates based on a main scope are equay reiabe because the conformity assessment bodies conform to the same standard. Certificates based on a sub-scope are considered equivaent if they are based on the same IAF endorsed standard. New Scope Extensions In 2015 the IAF continued working with Goba Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) to recognise the GFSI benchmarking process to faciitate the acceptance of GFSI benchmarked schemes as sub-scopes under the IAF MLA. Signatories to the IAF MLA The IAF MLA has been structured to buid on existing and deveoping regiona MLAs estabished around the word. Therefore, IAF has granted Specia Recognition to the MLA programs of three Regiona Accreditation Groups, the European co-operation for Accreditation (EA), the Pacific Accreditation Cooperation (PAC) and the InterAmerican Accreditation Cooperation (IAAC), on the basis of the acceptance of the mutua recognition arrangements estabished within these organisations. Membership of the IAF MLA is recognised as being satisfied by membership of either the EA MLA, the PAC MLA or the IAAC MLA for recognised programs. IAF members who are aso signatories of these regiona MLAs are automaticay accepted into the IAF MLA for recognised programs. Another three Regiona Accreditation Groups have been working on estabishing their MLAs and two have made forma appication to the IAF for Specia Recognition of their MLA programs. In recognition of this, ARAB Accreditation Cooperation, (ARAC), African Accreditation Cooperation (AFRAC) and Southern African Deveopment Community in Accreditation (SADCA) have been incuded in this report. There are a sma number of IAF Member accreditation bodies that are not a member of a Regiona Accreditation Group referred to as unaffiiated accreditation bodies. Unaffiiated accreditation bodies can appy directy to IAF to become an IAF MLA signatory. The number of signatories to the IAF MLA has grown in recent years, providing confidence to businesses and Reguators in a greater number of economies. IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report

6 Signatories to the IAF MLA EA Number of signatories for Certification of Management Systems Number of signatories for Certification of Products, Processes and Services Number of signatories for Certification of Persons Number of signatories for Certification for GHG Verification PAC Number of signatories for Certification of Management Systems Number of signatories for Certification of Products, Processes and Services Number of signatories for Certification for GHG Verification 6 IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

7 IAAC Number of signatories for Certification of Management Systems Number of signatories for Certification of Products, Processes and Services ARAC AFRAC SADCA Number of signatories for Certification of Management Systems Note: Not a signatories to Regiona MLAs have appied to become a signatory of the IAF MLA. IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report

8 In 2015 the IAF MLA comprised 3 Recognised Regiona Accreditation Groups and 62 accreditation bodies in tota representing 57 economies. Two of the 62 signatories are unaffiiated accreditation bodies New Appicants Further growth in the number of signatories is expected in the future as 3 appications (1 region 2 Accreditation bodies) were received in EA: PAC: NEW IAF MLA Signatories IAF MLA Signatories IAF Members that are not as yet Signatories Non Members In 2014, two appications were received from BSCA, Bearus and GAC, Georgia, to join the EA MLA for a scopes through a biatera agreement with EA. GAC has been pre-evauated in 2015, and peer-evauation wi foow in Pre-evauation of BSCA was performed in the beginning of The appication of MOLDAC, Modavia, was received in 2015 to join the MLA for a scopes through a biatera agreement. MOLDAC peer evauation is panned for The peer-evauation of NAT, Hungary, was canceed by decision of the MLA Counci (MAC), based on the information notified to EA in summer 2015 according to which NAT activities woud stop on 31st December appications for the extension of Management Systems MLA, 2 appications for Product, 2 appications for Greenhouse Gas (GHG) and 4 appications for Persons MLA. IAAC: 8 appications for Persons (1), Product (1), Medica Devices Management System (MDMS) (2), Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS) (2), Information Security Management System (1) and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) (1). ARAC: AFRAC: SADCA: Two for Management System Certification (Quaity Management System (QMS), Environmenta Management System (EMS) and Food Safety Management System (FSMS) as sub-scope). The Product is on-going (Peer evauation conducted in November 2015). 1 appication for Management Systems Certification (Quaity Management System (QMS). 1 appication for Management Systems Certification (Quaity Management System (QMS). 8 IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

9 Goba Growth In addition to the growth in signatories to the IAF MLA, there has been a corresponding growth in the number of accredited certification bodies. Number of accredited Certification Bodies Number of Management System CB's 2015 Number of Product CB s 2015 Number of Person CB's 2015 Number of accredited Verification Bodies EA PAC IAAC ARAC AFRAC SADCA A tota of 6128 certification bodies are currenty accredited, an increase of 68% since Whist growth has taken pace in a regions, it is most pronounced in PAC and IAAC. Note: These numbers refect the tota number of sub-scopes covered by accredited certification bodies in the Regiona Groups, incuding where a certification body is accredited for more than one sub-scope. IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report

10 Peer Evauation Process Accreditation bodies are admitted to the IAF MLA ony after a most stringent evauation of their operations by a peer evauation team which is charged to ensure that the appicant member compies fuy with both the internationa standards and IAF requirements. IAF, and its accreditation body members, invest significant cost and resource to ensure they maintain the integrity of the MLA through robust peer evauation. The MLA and its signatories are under constant review. The peer evauation process is ongoing and extensive, covering a economies on a reguar programme. The foowing tabe provides an overview of the evauations conducted in 2015: IAF EA PAC IAAC ARAC AFRAC SADCA Reviewed reports 2 Regiona Bodies Group 1 Accreditation Body 10 Accreditation Bodies: 8 reguar PEs + 2 pre - evauation 9 Accreditation Bodies 6 Accreditation Bodies 1 Accreditation Body 4 Accreditation Bodies 2 Accreditation Bodies Extraordinary evauations Ni 1 Ni 1 Ni Ni Ni Tota Man-days of evauation effort Evauation teams: 22 persons x 15 days = 330 days MLA Group: 20 persons x 2 days = 40 days In addition, the foowing numbers of peer evauations are in progress or panned for IAF: EA: PAC: IAAC: ARAC: AFRAC: SADCA: 2 Regiona Groups and 2 unaffiiated accreditation bodies 13 accreditation bodies (fu scope) + 7 for scope extension (PTP fied) 16 accreditation bodies (fu IAF scope or scope extension) 6 accreditation bodies (fu IAF scope or scope extension) 2 re-evauations for QMS, EMS and Product 2 scope extensions for MDMS 1 scope extension for Persons 1 scope extension for GHG 2 accreditation bodies (fu IAF scope) 2 accreditation bodies (fu IAF scope x 2 QMS; x 1 EMS) 1 accreditation body (fu IAF scope QMS) 10 IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

11 Expanding the scope of the IAF MLA The IAF MLA is under constant review to better serve the needs of stakehoders. At the goba eve, the IAF continues to iaise with the Goba Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) to recognise the GFSI benchmarking process to faciitate the acceptance of GFSI benchmarked schemes as sub-scopes under the IAF MLA. The Regions are aso extending their scopes to broaden the reach and vaue of the IAF MLA. Regiona deveopments that took pace in 2015 incude: Region Deveopment EA No extension of the IAF MLA scope within EA in EA appied to IAF in 2013 to extend the scope of EA to the main scope certification of persons, stated in the foowing EA GA resoution: EA Resoution 2013 (32) 02 The Genera Assemby agrees that EA appies to IAF to extend the scope of EA as a recognized region to the new main scope certification of persons based on ISO/IEC 17024, and asks for the incusion of the necessary peer evauation in the forthcoming peer evauation of EA by IAF/ILAC. The evauation of EA was performed in 2014 and the evauation report wi be discussed at the MLA MC Meeting in Frankfurt. PAC IAAC Extending the GFSI MLA. Currenty operates the foowing MLA scopes (QMS, EMS, FSMS, ISMS, MDMS, Product (incuding GLOBAL G.A.P. IFA sub-scope), Persons, and GHG). In 2015, IAAC began operation of the IAF MLA Scope Extension for Leve 4: Goba G.A.P. Genera Reguations and Leve 5: Product, Goba G.A.P. IFA Contro Points and Compiance Criteria. ARAC Extending the MLA to the Product Certification. AFRAC No extension of scopes. SADCA No extension of scopes. IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report

12 MLA monitoring and improvement activities IAF is committed to monitoring and reviewing the MLA to ensure that it continues to meet the needs of stakehoders. In addition to consuting widey with stakehoders,iaf carries out a number of programmes and activities to continuousy improve the vaue and effectiveness of the MLA. Feedback Compaints provide a vauabe mechanism for receiving feedback reating to the effectiveness of the MLA. This often confirms that the MLA is working effectivey and that the process in pace is suitaby robust. It can aso provide information that can be used to improve areas of the MLA. The foowing numbers of compaints were raised during this period: IAF: No compaints or appeas received EA: No compaints or appeas received At the end of 2014, 2 compaints were under process. 1 out of those 2 remained open in A TFG was appointed to dea with the case. The other compaint was eventuay cosed. A compaint has been on hod since It wi be reconsidered when ega proceedings at the nationa eve have come to a concusion. A new case was received but found to not substantiate a compaint according to the EA procedure. An appea was odged with EA against a MAC decision. PAC: 1 compaint and no appeas received IAAC: 2 compaints regarding IAAC MLA signatory members were received in No appeas were received. ARAC: No compaints or appeas received AFRAC: No compaints or appeas received SADCA: No compaints or appeas received Continuous improvement IAF consuts widey with stakehoders in deveoping accreditation programs, and it works to deiver the best standard of conformity assessment in order to provide stakehoders with a vaue added outcome. The foowing activities were carried out to improve the MLA: IAF: Deveopment / revision of IAF MLA Documents in order to achieve a greater harmonisation: IAF MLA MC 27 Deveopment of an IAF MLA Sub-scope extension checkist for Regions Regiona Body IAF ML 4:2015 Poicies and Procedures for a Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) on the Leve of Singe Accreditation Bodies and on the Leve of Regiona Groups 12 IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

13 EA: PAC: The Genera Assemby adopted the foowing IAF mandatory documents as EA mandatory documents in 2015: IAF MD5: 2015 Determination of Audit Time of Quaity and Environmenta Management Systems IAF MD 8:2015 Appication of ISO/IEC 17011:2004 in the Fied of Medica Device Quaity Management Systems (ISO 13485) IAF MD 9:2015 Appication of ISO/IEC in the Fied of Medica Device Quaity Management Systems (ISO 13485) IAF MD 13:2014 version 2 Knowedge Requirements for Accreditation Body Personne for Information Security Management Systems (ISO/IEC 27001) IAF MD 16:2014 version 2 Appication of ISO/IEC for the Accreditation of Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS) Certification Bodies IAF MD 17:2015 version 2 Witnessing Activities for the Accreditation of Management Systems Certification Bodies IAF MD 18:2015 version 2 Appication of ISO/IEC 17021:2011 in the Service Management Sector (ISO/IEC ) In order to get a comprehensive and updated picture of the avaiabe Evauator resources of the MAC, an onine survey was conducted at the end of The tempate for the onine survey was changed to aow coecting more detaied information on the evauators competence for main fieds and aso for sub-fieds. This is meant to improve monitoring of the EA resources and enhance the overa competence of EA evauation teams. The samping and witnessing processes take into account the sub scopes to improve the coverage and efficiency of the peer evauation process. A new poicy for the panning of MAC training activities was estabished. This poicy aims at ensuring reguar and systematic refresher training for team members and team eaders, and giving an enhanced focus on the horizonta issues of peer evauation such as evauation techniques, risks, documentation and statistica information. EA deveoped a coser cooperation with IAF. Revision of Constitution of the PAC, Structure of PAC, Requirements of Membership Revision of Poicies and Procedures for an MLA Among Accreditation Bodies Revision of PAC Procedure for Nomination of Potentia Team Members IAAC: IAAC PR 004 Procedure for Seection, Training, Quaification and Monitoring the Performance of IAAC Peer Evauators, updated to ensure aignment with the IAF-ILAC A2 document. IAAC PR 005 Procedure for Handing Appeas and Compaints, changed to incude Accreditation Body appeas of findings or adverse decisions, by an evauation team during the evauation process. IAAC is deveoping a draft procedure for joint peer evauations with PAC. IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report

14 IAF MLA monitoring and improvement activities ARAC: AFRAC: SADCA: 1. ARAC Peer evauators workshop The 2nd ARAC MLA workshop hed on 8th February 2016, Tunis, Tunisia, for the ARAC MLA Committee members and Peer evauators which focused especiay on the foowing: Information and discussion about the changes in the procedures for IAF/ILAC evauation in IAF/ILAC A1 and A2, Information about the resuts from the IAF/ILAC Joint Working Group A-series meetings, Capacity buiding of the ARAC Peer evauators and MLA Committee members for the preparation of upcoming IAF & ILAC Peer evauation, Information and discussion of the impementation of these changes at the ARAC Peer evauations, Information and discussion about the new and updated ARAC Peer evauation process documentations and requirements, Information and discussion about the use of the new appicabe ARAC forms during the Peer evauations, Lessons earned from the conducted ARAC Peer evauations. 2. Improvement of the ARAC MLA process: Within the framework of improving the ARAC MLA procedures, the foowing ARAC MLA documents have been prepared and updated by the ARAC MLA and approved by the ARAC Executive Committee and Genera Assemby members: ARAC MLA Committee and MLA Group TOR, ARAC MD 002: ARAC-MD-002-Poicies & Procedures for MLA, ARAC MD 003 IAF and ILAC Resoutions appicabe to ARAC MLA Peer evauations, ARAC Form FM 023: ARAC Evauation Report Tempate, ARAC Form FM 003: ARAC Checkist for Peer Evauation, ARAC Form FM 001: ARAC MLA appication form. Revision and deveopment of AFRAC MRA documentation in order to address impementation chaenges and ensure that they are aigned to IAF and ILAC requirements. Revision and deveopment of SADCA MRA documentation in order to address impementation chaenges and ensure that they are aigned to IAF and ILAC requirements. 14 IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

15 IAF MLA monitoring and improvement activities Training A number of training sessions, seminars and workshops took pace during the period to extend the knowedge base, share best practice, and to maintain the competence of peer evauators and assessment personne. IAF: ISO 14971:2007 Medica Devices Risk Management ISO 9001:2015 Quaity Management Systems ISO 14001:2015 Environmenta Management Systems ISO/IEC :2015 Conformity assessment Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of management systems Part 1: Requirements EA: Technica Committees Training Sessions: A training workshop on ISO/IEC 17024:2012 was hed in March 2015 in Mian, Itay; 31 participants attended A training workshop on ISO 50003:2014 was hed in Apri 2015 in Riga, Latvia; 28 participants attended A training workshop on ISO/TS 22003:2013 was hed in June 2015 in Zaandam, the Netherands; 31 participants attended MAC Trainings: A training workshop for newcomer/potentia evauators was hed in June 2015 in Paris, France; 25 participants attended A refresher training on ISO/IEC & ISO for team members was hed in November 2015 in Brusses, Begium; 20 participants attended A refresher training seminar for Team Leaders was hed in December 2015 in Brusses, Begium; 15 participants attended. PAC: ISO 9001:2015 Quaity Management Systems ISO 14001:2015 Environmenta Management Systems ISO/IEC :2015 Conformity assessment Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of management systems Part 1: Requirements IAAC: ISO/IEC 17011: Peer evauator training workshops were hed in ISO/IEC 17065:2012 Peer evauator exercises on cassification of findings harmonization in peer evauations for the scope of Product Certification Bodies. IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report

16 ARAC: AFRAC: ARAC Peer evauators workshops panned for October 2015 Peer Evauator Training of 15 trainees 8 October 2015 Workshop on: ISO/IEC :2015 Conformity assessment -- Requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of management systems Part 1: Requirements SADCA: No training or workshops 16 IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

17 Pubic Sector Assurance Case studies from economies a around the word continue to be added to the pubicsectorassurance.org website that was aunched in 2014 to iustrate the vaue of accreditation in key poicy areas as a too to hep government officias and reguators deiver resuts. The site, which has been put together by IAF, ILAC, ISO, IIOC and IEC, aso contains inks to independent research and supporting information to provide additiona supporting evidence. By showcasing the poicy areas where accreditation of conformity assessment is, and can be used, such as economic deveopment, heathcare, environmenta protection, energy, food safety, construction, crime and security, the site continues to provide inspiration for centra government, oca government and reguators to deiver positive benefit by the use of more conformity assessment toos. Supporting the needs of government, reguators and the pubic sector remains a core objective of the conformity assessment community. IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report

18 T G L E F R Word Accreditation Day 2015 The goba accreditation community ceebrates each year with the Word Accreditation Day on 9 June to raise awareness of the vaue that accreditation pays in faciitating goba trade or in checking that products are fit and safe for consumption against a standard, a code or practice or reguatory requirements. The theme for Word Accreditation Day in 2015 was Accreditation: Supporting the Deivery of Heath and Socia Care. Accreditation provides a key too for heath and socia care providers in this deivery as the successfu provision of heath and socia care is one of the greatest chaenges today and wi ony grow in its magnitude and compexity. The need to provide reassuring, consistent, cost-effective heath and socia care grows every day and accreditation supports these outcomes. Word Accreditation Day 9 June 2015 PHARMACY E F P T O L P E D P E C M F D Accreditation: Supporting the Deivery of Heath and Socia Care 18 IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

19 Annex 1: New IAF MLA Signatories, New Regiona MLA Scope Extensions and New AB MLA Scope Extensions To refer to the fu ist of signatories and scopes pease visit the IAF website New IAF MLA Signatories: IARM: The former Yugosav Repubic of Macedonia Main Scope: Product Certification ISO/IEC (EA) ONAC: Coombia Main Scopes: Product Certification ISO/IEC 17065, Management System Certification ISO/IEC 17021; Sub-Scopes: Leve 5: ISO 9001 and ISO (IAAC) New regiona MLA Scope Extensions: PAC: Pacific Sub-Scopes: Leve 4: ISO/TS 22003, ISO/IEC and GobaG.A.P Genera Reguations; Leve 5: ISO 22000, ISO/IE and Product, GobaG.A.P. IFA Contro Points and Compiance Criteria. IAAC: Americas Sub-Scopes: Leve 4: GobaG.A.P. Genera Reguations; Leve 5: Product, GobaG.A.P. IFA Contro Points and Compiance Criteria. EA: Europe Sub-Scopes: Leve 4: GobaG.A.P. Genera Reguations; Leve 5: Product, GobaG.A.P. IFA Contro Points and Compiance Criteria. New AB MLA Scope Extensions: IAS: USA Main Scope: Management System Certification ISO/IEC 17021; Sub-Scopes: Leve 5: ISO 9001 and ISO (PAC) IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report

20 Annex 1: New IAF MLA Signatories, New Regiona MLA Scope Extensions and New AB MLA Scope Extensions continued OUA: Uruguay Main Scope: Product Certification ISO/IEC (IAAC); Sub-Scopes: Leve 4: GobaG.A.P. Genera Reguations; Leve 5: Product, GobaG.A.P. IFA Contro Points and Compiance Criteria BoA: Vietnam Sub-Scopes: Leve 4: GobaG.A.P. Genera Reguations; Leve 5: Product, GobaG.A.P. IFA Contro Points and Compiance Criteria (PAC) BoA: Vietnam, CNAS: China, EMA: Mexico, JAB: Japan, JAS-ANZ: Austraia & New Zeaand, KAB: Korea, KAN: Indonesia, NABCB: India, SAC: Singapore, SLAB: Sri Lanka, TAF: Chinese Taipei Sub-Scopes: Leve 4: ISO/TS 2203 Leve 5: ISO (PAC) JAB: Japan, NABCB India, TAF: Chinese Taipei Sub-Scopes: Leve 4: ISO/IEC Leve 5: ISO/IEC (PAC) IAF MoU membership changes: Admission to the IAF MoU of the foowing members (in order of the date of membership approva): Nationa Accreditation Association of DPR Korea (NAA) Bearusian State Centre for Accreditation (BSCA) Institute for Accreditation of the Repubic of Macedonia (IARM) Moroccan Accreditation Service (SEMAC) 20 IAF Mutiatera Recognition Arrangement (MLA) Annua Report 2015

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