The central competent authority or its commissioned institution shall regularly examine the certifying body ’ s equipments, staffing, operational procedures, quality management, inspection capability and relevant items etc.

The certifying body shall charge for handling certification; charged items and amount must be submitted to the central competent authority for approval.

The certifying body should display the accreditation certificate in a conspicuous place inside.

The certifying body must report any change of personnel or place to the central competent authority or its commissioned institution in within14 days.
If there is any modification of accreditation items, quality management documents or operation procedure, the certifying body shall submit the relevant documents prescribed in Article 5 to the central competent authority or its commissioned institution for registration of modification.

The certifying body shall handle only certification items being accredited.

The central competent authority or its commissioned institution shall require the certifying body to report its business and accept inspection.
Without any reasonable ground, the certifying body shall not evade, obstruct or refuse the preceding inspection.

In the event that the certifying body having one of the following conditions fails to improve within a time limit upon receipt of notice from the central competent authority or its commissioned institution, the central competent authority should abolish its accreditation certificate:
1. Any change of personnel or place causes inconformity with qualification prescribed in Article 4;
2. Any breach of provisions set forth in Article 12 is found after examination;
3. Any major violation is found in accordance with the inspection prescribed in the preceding article.
In case of abolishment of the aforesaid certificate, such certifying body shall not apply for accreditation to the central competent authority or its commissioned institution within one year.