At what step in the CCA is circulation addressed?

Circulation is addressed in step 6 of the CCA (Critical Control Analysis). In this step, practitioners evaluate potential pathways for the dissemination of information and determine how effectively the information circulates among relevant stakeholders. This involves assessing how well the outcomes of earlier steps are communicated and ensuring that there is a feedback loop for any necessary adjustments.

Addressing circulation at this stage is crucial because it influences how decisions are implemented and monitored. It also ensures that all relevant parties are informed and can act on the findings, thereby optimizing the overall effectiveness of the CCA process. Understanding this step lays the foundation for effective management of the control analysis, leading to better resource allocation and response strategies.