Q: 13
DRAG DROP
Select the words that best complete the sentence:
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Discussion
Pretty sure I ran into a similar one in exam, in practice dumps. Third-party auditor handles the independent assessment and submits findings, but the certification body alone decides if your org gets the ISO 27001 certificate (certification decision). This split ensures impartiality per ISO 19011. Pretty sure that's what they're looking for-auditor assesses, certification body certifies. Someone disagree?
Auditor does the assessment, certification body actually grants the certificate. Flips if question asked who does the decision, not the checking.
Always with these word-matching questions. Third-party audit means independent review by someone outside your company, and the certification body makes the formal decision.
Auditor does the assessment, then certification body makes the actual certification decision. Pretty sure that's how ISO wants it split up.
Typical split: auditor does the assessment, certification body actually grants or withdraws the certificate based on that report. That’s in the official guide and practice tests I’ve seen. Let me know if you’ve seen different wording.
Nah, the third-party auditor does both the assessment and grants the certificate. Tricky since people usually split those roles here.
Certification body grants certificate, not the auditor. Easy to miss since options look close here.
Not sure I agree, looks like the third-party auditor makes the certification decision. So, auditor performs assessment and also grants the certificate. Saw similar confusion with trap options before.
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