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Types of supports: What can I provide?

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The short answer.

What a provider may deliver is set by the registration groups on its own registration, and those groups are a condition of registration rather than a menu chosen afterwards. Two things follow, and the second is the one that costs money if it is missed.

The groups a provider applies for decide the KIND of audit it must sit. A single group associated with a certification audit pulls the whole application into a certification audit, however many verification-only groups sit beside it.

This answer is drawn from the regulator's own published guidance rather than from the text of an instrument. The guidance's words are quoted below, from a copy of the page fetched on the date shown; if that page changes, this answer comes off rather than staying up.

The guidance's own words

Providers have different registrations groups or classes of support specified as part of their registration conditions. The registration groups a provider has in the application or renewal process will determine the type of audit they will need to do.

If a provider's application includes registration groups associated with both verification and certification audits, they will need to complete a certification audit.

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