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Page 1: Slide 1-NIST/EAC Future of Voting Systems Symposium

An Introduction

American National Standards Institute (ANSI)

American National Standards (ANS) Process

Presented by:

Anne Caldas, February 27, 2013

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Slide 2 Introduction to ANSI and the American National Standards Process

The American National Standards Institute coordinates

standards, conformity assessment, and related activities

in the United States of America Founded in 1918, ANSI is a private, non-profit organization

ANSI is not a government agency or a standards developer (SDO)

ANSI is the US Member Body to ISO and through the USNC to the

IEC

ANSI’s mission is to enhance the global competitiveness of

U.S. business and the American quality of life by promoting

and facilitating voluntary consensus standards and conformity

assessment systems and ensuring their integrity.

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Slide 3 Introduction to ANSI and the American National Standards Process

Represents U.S. globally

Ensures integrity of the

standards and conformity

assessment system

Accredits standards

developers and conformity

assessment organizations

Approves standards as ANS

Offers neutral forum

Coordinates partnerships

between U.S. public and

private sectors

• Cross-sectoral issues

• GAP analysis

• Roadmaps…and more

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Slide 4 Introduction to ANSI and the American National Standards Process

2003

Homeland

Security

Standards Panel

2004

Nanotechnology

Standards Panel

2005

Healthcare

Information

Technology

Standards Panel

2006

ID Theft Prevention

and ID Management

Standards Panel

2007

Biofuels Standards

Coordination

Panel

1994

Information

Infrastructure

Standards Panel

ANSI Panels, Forums, and Workshops

2007

ANSI Network on

Chemical

Regulation

2009

Workshop Toward

Product Standards

for Sustainability

2009

ANSI-NIST Nuclear

Energy Standards

Coordination

Collaborative

2011

ANSI

Electric Vehicles

Standards Panel

2010

The Financial

Management of

Cyber Risk

2012 ANSI

Energy Efficiency

Standardization

Coordination

Collaborative

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American National Standards Process

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Introduction to ANSI and the American National Standards Process

© 2013 ANSI

Slide 6

ANSI’s Accreditation Roles

Conformity Assessment (ISO/IEC 17011)

Product

Certifiers

Personnel

Certifiers

SDOs

ANSI Procedures

for ANS

“Essential

Require-

ments”

Standards

Laboratories Inspection

Bodies

ISO/IEC

14065

ISO/IEC

17021

ISO/IEC

17024

ISO/IEC

17025

ISO/IEC

17020

Management

System

Certifiers

ISO/IEC

17065

Greenhouse

Gas Verifiers

U.S. TAGs

to ISO

ANSI

International

Procedures

Certificate

Issuers

ANSI/

ASTM

E2659-

09

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Slide 7 Introduction to ANSI and the American National Standards Process

American National Standards (ANS)

226 ANSI-accredited standards developers (ASD)

ANSI Accreditation as a standards developer relates to procedures

Only ASDs may submit standards for approval as ANS

Not all standards developed by ASDs are submitted for consideration as

ANS – this is the ASD’s choice

All ANS processes (only) are subject to ANSI’s neutral oversight including a

routine audit of ANS and an annual compliance review

of accredited procedures

Over 10,000 ANS in broad range of sectors

Learn more: www.ansi.org/ansvalue

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Slide 8 Introduction to ANSI and the American National Standards Process

ANSI Essential Requirements

ANSI Essential Requirements: Due process requirements for American

National Standards (www.ansi.org/essentialrequirements)

Procedures that govern the American National Standards process:

Accreditation of standards developers

Approval and maintenance of standards as American National

Standards (ANS)

Core due process requirements: openness, balance, lack of

dominance, consensus vote, coordination, notification of

standards development, written procedures and appeals

Significant flexibility in models of ANS consensus development exists -

one size does not fit all

Meeting types (if any), size of consensus group; duration of

ballots; levels of review; voting requirements; comment

submittal; appeals procedures

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Slide 9 Introduction to ANSI and the American National Standards Process

Balance Openness

Due Process

Consensus

ANS Cardinal Principles

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Slide 10 Introduction to ANSI and the American National Standards Process

ANS Development Cycle

Overview

Procedural

Compliance?

Review of Due Process

Requirements by BSR

PINS Announcement; PINS

Deliberation

ANSI Appeals;

Publication; &

Maintenance

Public Review (BSR-8);

Consensus vote

Approval

Consideration of Views

& Objections;

Recirculation;

Complete SDO Appeals

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Slide 11 Introduction to ANSI and the American National Standards Process

What is the benefit of an ANS?

The ANS process encourages broad stakeholder engagement,

which results in better acceptance and use of a standard

Consensus building may take time but serves and protects the

public interest since a standards developer accredited by ANSI

must meet the Institute’s requirements for openness, balance,

consensus and other due process safeguards

ANS = Voluntary Consensus Standard as defined in OMB A119

ANS are subject to ANSI’s neutral oversight including:

Regular procedural audits

Annual Compliance Certification

Public notice requirements – ANSI Standards Action www.ansi.org/standardsaction

Review by – and the right to appeal to - ANSI Program Oversight Committees

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Slide 12 Introduction to ANSI and the American National Standards Process

Online Resources

ANSI Online: www.ansi.org

ANS Key Steps: www.ansi.org/anskeysteps

ANSI Essential Requirements: www.ansi.org/essentialrequirements

ANSI Accreditation Programs: www.ansi.org/accreditation

Public Review — ANSI Standards Action: www.ansi.org/standardsaction

ANS Value: www.ansi.org/ansvalue

ANSI-Accredited Standards Developers: www.ansi.org/asd

ANSI Standards Action: www.ansi.org/standardsaction

Free training: www.standardslearn.org

Questions: [email protected]

Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/ANSI_PSA

Direct contact: [email protected]

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American National Standards Institute

Headquarters New York Office

1899 L Street, NW 25 West 43rd Street

11th Floor 4th Floor

Washington, DC 20036 New York, NY 10036

T: 202.293.8020 T: 212.642.4900

F: 202.293.9287 F: 212.398.0023

www.ansi.org

webstore.ansi.org

www.nssn.org

Anne Caldas

Sr Director

Procedures &

Standards

Administration

[email protected]

212-642-4914