Work on the requirement
Write the six clause 9.1 determinations, prune the measure set and keep the results. Do not wait for publication.
The dates below are the recorded stage dates. The planning date is not recorded. It is an estimate from the current stage and the normal ISO path, and it is labelled as one everywhere it appears.
| Point | Date | Basis | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|---|
| CD approved for DIS | 16 April 2026 | ISO stage 30.99 | The committee text was stable enough to ballot. |
| DIS registered | 22 April 2026 | ISO stage 40.00 | The draft entered the enquiry phase. It is not published. |
| DIS ballot | 23 June 2026 | ISO stage 40.20, 12 weeks | Members voted. Comments can change the text. |
| Close of voting | 16 September 2026 | ISO stage 40.60 | The result decides whether the text moves to approval or back to the committee. |
| FDIS or final text | Not dated | ISO stage 50.00 | A further ballot may follow. |
| Published | 14 September 2027 | Estimate, not ISO | Only then is the new edition citable. |
Write the six clause 9.1 determinations, prune the measure set and keep the results. Do not wait for publication.
If the text changes, the watch records the change. Update the guidance reading and the evidence list, not the requirement.
Cite the published edition and date. Retire the draft references. Keep the 27001:2022 requirement as the audit criterion.
The planning date is 14 September 2027. It is 330 days from the selection date and is an estimate. ISO has not announced it.