How are other organizations monitoring and reporting on instances of non-compliance to their Procurement Policy?  How do you know when there is an instance of non-compliance? (ie. Is it through self-disclosure, surveys, gathering data from ERP, etc.?) and when there is an instance of non-compliance, what happens next? (ie. How is this handled? Who is responsible? What are the implications for non-compliance?)

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