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What is the difference between an Authority Document list and a Common Control list?
Authority Document List
An Authority Document List is a selection of Authority Documents that your organization needs to comply with that you have chosen and saved. Lists are created by simply checking the Authority Documents you need to comply with one at a time or by clicking on any parent category, which automatically selects all Authority Documents in that category.
Common Controls List
A Common Controls list is automatically generated from an Authority Document list. The Common Controls list contains all mandated and implied Common Controls referenced by the Authority Documents within the Authority Document list.