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<strong>ESA</strong>/REG/001, rev.2<br />

Annex II,rev.1<br />

Page 9<br />

The audited company concerned will be requested to provide comments to the draft<br />

audit report within a period of 4 weeks after its release.<br />

Based on its initial findings and the comments provided by audited company, <strong>ESA</strong> will<br />

finalise its report and implement follow-up actions where relevant.<br />

In case the nationality of the company and/or the nationality aspects related to specific<br />

work packages and/or cost elements of <strong>ESA</strong> contracts awarded are not changed the<br />

<strong>ESA</strong> industrial return statistics will not be changed and the relevant delegation(s) will<br />

be informed accordingly.<br />

In case the nationality of the company and/or the nationality aspects related to specific<br />

work packages and/or cost elements of <strong>ESA</strong> contracts awarded are changed, the<br />

company and the relevant delegation(s) will be informed accordingly prior to<br />

implementing the changes in the <strong>ESA</strong> industrial return statistics.<br />

<strong>ESA</strong> will furthermore inform the company and the relevant delegation(s) of the<br />

possibility to appeal against the decision within one month of the notification by <strong>ESA</strong><br />

of the decision to the firm. Such an appeal will be addressed to the IPC Chairman, copy<br />

to the Head of the Procurement Department.<br />

In case no appeal is presented, the decision will be implemented at the end of the<br />

notification period.<br />

In case an appeal is presented, the decision is deferred until the IPC, acting under the<br />

authority delegated to it by council, has pronounced its final decision.<br />

<strong>ARTICLE</strong> 4: ENTRY INTO FORCE<br />

The implementing instruction will enter into force on the date of its issuance for a<br />

period of 3 years.<br />

At the end of the 3 year period the audit process will be re-evaluated by the IPC and<br />

based on its findings the Executive will extend the implementing instruction and/or will<br />

amend it.

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