Institute of European Standards and Quality 
Institutional background
The Institute of European Standards and Quality concerns standards application, quality practice and technical evidence. Its work is described through the relevant scope, methods and outputs. Institutional background should be read with the mandate and legal information.
Name and remit
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Background material
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Names and visual materials
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Source documents
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Quotations and attribution
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Media contact
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