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uld not be involved in designing or manufacturing the product it inspects, especially if it could compromise impartiality. Organizational arrangements, such as clear separation of functions and transparent reporting lines, are often impleme

ously from other 1. parties. Type B: Inspection bodies affiliated with suppliers or customers but structurally 2. separated to maintain impartiality. Type C: Inspection bodies integrated within the supplier organization, often 3. involved in internal inspections. This classification underscores