Institutions that fail two consecutive self-evaluation cycles face significant regulatory consequences. Under Decree §12 (2021), programme accreditation is suspended 90 days after the second failing cycle is formally recorded.
Decree §12 (2021) further specifies that programmes under suspension may apply for a follow-up audit. Successful completion of that audit within 24 months of the suspension effective date restores accreditation status.
The 90-day suspension window and the 24-month reinstatement ceiling together create a structured remediation corridor, incentivising prompt corrective action while preserving a pathway back to full standing for programmes that demonstrate genuine improvement.