In deciding what resources the programme needs, those managing it should consider: the money and time required to set up, run, manage and improve audit activities; the auditing methods; whether auditors and technical experts, interpreters included, with the competence the objectives call for are available; how extensive the programme is and what risks and opportunities it carries; travel time and costs, lodging and similar needs; the effect of working across languages and time zones; whether ICT is available, including the technical means for running an audit with remote collaboration tools; whether tools, technology and equipment are available; whether the documented information needed is available; and requirements tied to the facility, such as security clearance, background checks, personal protective equipment and clothing suited to the industry.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.