Change approval/rejection

Maintenance of current and historical configuration Logging, risk assessment, management, approval/rejection, tracking, implementation, and closure of change requests... 

Correction Exercise contractual right of previous approval of key personnel changes. Probe the administrative qualification of the contractor s project manager, his/her degree of freedom and authority to approve/reject all personnel assigned to the task force. 

Providing design approval/rejection for change requests (i.e. deviations, waivers and nonconcessions) ... 

Change control has a few components change recognition, change evaluation, change approval or rejection, and change implementation, including the consequent revision to plan. These are discussed below. 

Change approval or rejection is a management or client decision based on the change evaluation and consequent recommendation. 

The Change Ad isor> Board is the Logica forum that will re ie v infonnation presented to them in support of Change Control Notes and approve, reject or hold in abe ance for further information as the see fit. The CAB will work to msure that where the change has dependencies on other projects ser ices that these will recei% e due attention so as not to hold up the re ie v or implementation of the change. 

Set up a design change control board to review, evaluate, and approve or reject design changes. 

The assessment will then decide on the disposition of the change (accept, amend and resubmit, or reject). All approved changes should then be passed to a designated implementation group that will be responsible for ensuring that the change control procedure is followed. 

The change in maintenance procedure was developed and implemented without the review and approval of the aircraft manufacturer responsible for the original maintenance procedure. One wonders if the accident could have been avoided if the developers of the change obtained the manufacturer s approval before implementing it. Had they done so, the problems with the change may have been identified and the change may have been rejected or refined. 

Adherence to change management practices for computer technologies provides a process by which a change to a computer system must be proposed, evaluated, approved or rejected, scheduled, tracked, and audited. ... 

Topics for discussion at advisory committee meetings can run from technical questions about study methodology, to interpretation or adequacy of data, to potential changes in proposed labeling, to an overall assessment of a potentially controversial drug s net benefits (221, 467). Committees may recommend approval, re-analysis of the data, further studies, or rejection of the application, Because these committees reviews are purely advisory and not mandated by law, FDA staff need not follow their recommendations. To date, however, they almost always have done so. 

Some of the persons in the workflow process will approve (or reject) the proposed change based on their technical expertise. The workflow needs to be designed such that, if someone does reject a proposed change, the system knows that the rejection took place, and others are informed. 

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