Please refer to 21 CFR 314.50(g)(2) or you may download 21 CFR Part 314 in PDF at
http://fdaguidance.net/rac-exam/ As a general matter, Certificate of Compliance serves as one of key quality attributes attached to the document(s).
To show "verified to be complete and accurate," Certificate of Compliance is one way to show it.
Unless you have any equivalent or better way to do it, I would highly recommend you keep it.
At least you can/should voice it, but then if you have to fight against the wall, please just let it go.
____________________________________________________________ Dr. David Lim, Ph.D., RAC, ASQ-CQA "Knowledge is power only when it is practiced and put into action." - Regulatory Doctor
Original Message:
Sent: 05-12-2015 10:24
From: Keri Froese
Subject: Translation Services
I am looking for some guidance on translation. We right now require that any translation that is completed needs an accompanying Certificate of Compliance from the translator stating that they translated the english to whatever language and it says the same thing. I have some people who would like to get rid of that requirement, I however remember it being a regulation but I can't find the reference. Can anyone help?
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Keri Froese RAC
Quality Assurance Specialist
Ottawa ON
Canada
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