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				  <p>Why is this an important question? Its important because there are many stakeholders (ISO 14001 calls them Interested Parties) that care about compliance performance. They care because having compliance issues can be viewed as an indicator of lack of commitment and control. Stakeholders don’t want to be perceived that way by association. This is what ISO 14001 is designed to address. In fact, its central to its Intended Outcomes. Let’s look at how ISO 14001 does this and how it might look for your organization.</p>
				  <p class="highlighted">ISO 14001: Consistent with the organization’s environmental policy, the intended outcomes of an EMS system include: enhancement of environmental performance; fulfilment of compliance obligations; achieve of environmental objectives.</p>
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                        <p class="highlighted text-white">First, we need a very brief overview of ISO 14001. It is a series of high-level requirements that when fully implemented in an organization through leadership, planning, support, controls, monitoring and improvement, create an environmental management system (EMS) that is designed to achieve the above-mentioned intended outcomes. This blog focusses on the portions of this EMS that enhance compliance performance.</p>
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