| Problem Report Number |
0085 |
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| Submitter's Classification |
Specification problem |
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| State |
Resolved |
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| Resolution |
Interpretation (INT) |
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| Problem Resolution ID |
INT.ITDC.0023 |
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| Raised |
2020-04-03 01:27 |
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| Updated |
2020-04-03 15:34 |
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| Published |
2020-04-03 15:34 |
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| Requirements |
Open CA Certification Conformance Requirements |
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| Certification Program |
Open CA Certification Program |
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| Specification |
Open CA Certification Conformance Requirements |
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| Location in Spec |
Certification Policy V1.0, Section 9.3 |
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| Problem Summary |
Effect of late recertification is too harsh |
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| Problem Text |
In the Professions Certification Policy Version 1.0 June 2018 published as
X1816, section 9.3 states:
"Regardless of when re-certification takes place, the new three-year
certification period starts at the end of the previous certification period.
Professionals whose certification has lapsed may regain their certification
by re-certifying at any time up until one (1) year after their re-certification
date. In such cases the new three-year certification period also starts at
the re-certification date"
If someone's certification lapses they should be able to come back into
the program by re-certifying, and then not have to recertify for another 3
years
The above text from section 9.3 should be revised to state:
If re-certification takes place before the end of the previous certification
period or within one month thereafter, the new three-year certification
period starts at the end of the previous certification period.
If re-certification takes places more than one month after the end of the
previous certification period then the new three-year certification period
starts at the re-certification date.
Professionals whose certification has lapsed may regain their certification
by re-certifying at any time up until one (1) year after end of the previous
certification period. |
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