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 The term describes how the responsible body developed or adopted the standard. It does not identify whether the standard is mandatory, voluntary, national, international, governmental, or privately developed. The term describes how the responsible body developed or adopted the standard. It does not identify whether the standard is mandatory, voluntary, national, international, governmental, or privately developed.
  
-A law, regulation, contract, procurement instrument, or organisational policy may require conformance with a consensus standard. Such use does not change the consensus basis through which the responsible body developed the standard.+A law, regulation, contract, procurement instrument, or organizational policy may require conformance with a consensus standard. Such use does not change the consensus basis through which the responsible body developed the standard.
  
-A consensus standard is broader than a voluntary consensus standard. A voluntary consensus standard satisfies the additional process and organisational attributes identified by applicable federal standards policy.+A consensus standard is broader than a voluntary consensus standard. A voluntary consensus standard satisfies the additional process and organizational attributes identified by applicable federal standards policy.
  
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-A standards organisation develops a technical specification through committee review, public comment, objection resolution, and consensus-based approval. The resulting specification is a consensus standard.+A standards organization develops a technical specification through committee review, public comment, objection resolution, and consensus-based approval. The resulting specification is a consensus standard.
  
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