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17 February 2017

New Terms and Conditions for EN 16636 audits

Cancellations will incur a standard administration charge of £95.00 plus VAT to reschedule the audit.

Cancellations made with less than two weeks' notice may be subject to the full audit price of £500 plus VAT when rescheduled.

Please be aware, audits to British Standard EN16636 have been approved by the Executive Board as criteria of membership. Every servicing member company is required to have the audit as part of BPCA Membership Criteria and within a specified time frame.

Theses terms and conditions are available on the cancellation form in the CEPA / EN 16636 FAQ section of the Members Area.

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Source: BPCA.org.uk

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