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Thank you so much for your question, @eslamelsamahy7528! In the context of ISO 19011:2018, monitoring and reviewing are distinct but complementary activities that ensure the effectiveness and continuous improvement of an audit programme. - Monitoring involves the ongoing evaluation of the audit programme to ensure that its objectives are being achieved. It includes ongoing evaluation, continuous assessment, and feedback mechanisms. - Reviewing is a more comprehensive process that involves a systematic examination of the audit programme to identify needs for changes and opportunities for improvement. I hope this clarifies the difference for you. We're here to assist you with any further questions or clarification you may need! :)

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Of course! To be able to share accurate examples, could you tell us which section would you need them from? Thank you!

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