The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (Emissions and Verification) Regulations 2026
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15 Accreditation bodies
(1) A person (“an accreditation body”) must— (a) be a full member of the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated, a New Zealand incorporated society with the incorporation number 50223540, and (b) meet the requirements specified in a notice published by the Commissioners. (2) A notice may, in particular— (a) set out technical standards that an accreditation body must meet, including by reference to standards produced by international bodies; (b) set out requirements an accreditation body must meet in order to be independent of a verifier; (c) make further provision about how an accreditation body must assess whether a verifier is competent to verify relevant emissions in relation to a CBAM good; (d) require that an accreditation body visit the premises of a verifier and set out how frequently this should take place; (e) set out how an accreditation body should review and quality assure the way in which the verifier verifies emissions data; (f) set out when, and how, an accreditation body must reassess the accreditation of a verifier; (g) set out how an accreditation body must suspend, revoke or amend an accreditation; (h) make provision about the records that an accreditation body must keep.
15 Accreditation bodies
(1) A person (“an accreditation body”) must— (a) be a full member of the Global Accreditation Cooperation Incorporated, a New Zealand incorporated society with the incorporation number 50223540, and (b) meet the requirements specified in a notice published by the Commissioners. (2) A notice may, in particular— (a) set out technical standards that an accreditation body must meet, including by reference to standards produced by international bodies; (b) set out requirements an accreditation body must meet in order to be independent of a verifier; (c) make further provision about how an accreditation body must assess whether a verifier is competent to verify relevant emissions in relation to a CBAM good; (d) require that an accreditation body visit the premises of a verifier and set out how frequently this should take place; (e) set out how an accreditation body should review and quality assure the way in which the verifier verifies emissions data; (f) set out when, and how, an accreditation body must reassess the accreditation of a verifier; (g) set out how an accreditation body must suspend, revoke or amend an accreditation; (h) make provision about the records that an accreditation body must keep.
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