The DOS Contract 2018 19AQMM18R0131 That Poisoned Every Insurance Policy

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The Global Recognition Mandate

In March 2014, the Vice President of ANAB and Chairman of the IAF (incorporated in Delaware) stated that international agreements (MRAs/MLAs) equivalent to ANAB adhere to the global trade mantra: "certified once, accepted everywhere." This foundational mechanism forces signatory countries to automatically trust and legally accept each other's certificates. Because the global system is completely interconnected under this mandate, a single fraudulent or compromised underwriter designation at the top legally breaks the chain, shattering international trust and destroying the validity of cross-border agreements worldwide.

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The Governing Framework

An accreditation body (AB) like ANAB is strictly barred from acting as an underwriter under the specific requirements of ISO/IEC 17011 — Conformity assessment — Requirements for accreditation bodies accrediting conformity assessment bodies. The standard actively eliminates any ambiguity regarding an AB taking on commercial liability or underwriting risks through these exact sections:

Section 4.3 — Impartiality Requirements

The Conflict: Actively underwriting or assuming financial liability for systemic or product failures means the AB inherits a direct commercial stake in the audited entity's financial survival. This structural overlap completely destroys the neutral, third-party objectivity required by this clause.

Section 5.1 — Legal and Financial Obligations

The Boundary: The standard limits liability solely to the AB's (Accreditation Body)  evaluation actions. It does not permit the AB to absorb downstream product liability or guarantee commercial outcomes, drawing a clear line that separates an evaluator from a commercial risk-bearing insurer or underwriter.

In 2018, ANSI-ANAB accepted the role of "underwriter" on DOS Contract 19AQMM18R0131 — a role I, Daryl Guberman illustrated no accreditation body can legally hold under ISO/IEC 17011. Only one or two people at the top of ANSI-ANAB gave DOS the term UNDERWRITER to be used on the contract. Nobody told the MRA-MLA international equivalent accreditation bodies,  Nobody told the registrars. Nobody told the auditors who work for the registrars, which means any corrective action given to a companies quality system is invalid,  Nobody told the OEM's (original equipment manufacturers) or the suppliers, Nobody told the investors, insurers, logistics in medical, automotive,aerospace, etc.worldwide. So from September 4, 2018 to today, insurers underwrote commercial liability across every industry on certifications that were never valid — and judges are now sending these cases to juries, where punitive damages run 5 to 50 times compensatory damages.

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Contact: Daryl Guberman an expert witness and  for the DOS contract documentation.  203 556 1493