I haven't ready back through the thread so this may be redundant.
ISO 9001 draft now available for public comment
For a price...
ISO 9001 draft now available for public comment
The ISO Site said:
by Clare Naden on 16 May 2014
At the DIS stage all interested parties can submit feedback that will be considered before the final draft is published by the end of 2015.
In addition, the draft version can now be purchased, giving companies the opportunity to get a taste of the new standard before the final publication date.
The main changes in the new draft relate to its format and the increased importance on risk. These include:
The same high-level structure used by other management system standards which will help companies implementing more than one standard
The identification of risk and risk control as requirements in the standard
The requirement of top management to take a more active role in aligning quality policies with business needs,
and a number of changes in terminology.
Organizations certified to the current standard, ISO 9001:2008 will be given a three-year transition period after the new version has been published to migrate to the new edition of the standard.
At the DIS stage all interested parties can submit feedback that will be considered before the final draft is published by the end of 2015.
In addition, the draft version can now be purchased, giving companies the opportunity to get a taste of the new standard before the final publication date.
The main changes in the new draft relate to its format and the increased importance on risk. These include:
The same high-level structure used by other management system standards which will help companies implementing more than one standard
The identification of risk and risk control as requirements in the standard
The requirement of top management to take a more active role in aligning quality policies with business needs,
and a number of changes in terminology.
Organizations certified to the current standard, ISO 9001:2008 will be given a three-year transition period after the new version has been published to migrate to the new edition of the standard.
