Having your listed status reviewed
What is a review?
We conduct reviews of listed research providers to ensure that the LRP criteria are being met.
During a review, we gather information about your services, the records you are keeping, and perform a detailed assessment of your LRP status.
About the review process
The table below describes the LRP review process.
| Stage | Description |
|---|---|
| 1. | You are selected for review. |
| 2. |
We gather information on your services. We may:
|
| 3. | We consider your LRP status. |
| 4. | We notify you of our decision. |
| If you ... | then ... |
|---|---|
| retain your status |
|
| lose your status |
|
Why would my LRP status be reviewed?
You may be selected for review for any of the following reasons:
- as part of a random sample,
- as part of an industry which is being reviewed, or
- we may have received third party information that you may not be meeting the LRP criteria.
What happens after a review?
If you no longer meet the LRP criteria, then you will be notified by email and your details will be removed from the list.
Providers may reapply for LRP status at any time once the reason for removal has been addressed.
Date published: 24 Sep 2008
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