Resources: Escalation criteria

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• 21 CFR 606.171 — Cornell Legal Information Institute — this module’s central citation: paragraph (c)’s “reasonably suggesting” clock-start language, the whole argument for why internal escalation has to key on suspicion, not confirmation. Local verbatim copy: sources/cfr/606.171.md.

• 21 CFR 606.170 — Cornell Legal Information Institute — the fatality-notification requirement in paragraph (b), reused from storage-distribution-and-hemovigilance, and the filer distinction (collecting facility vs. compatibility-testing facility) behind this module’s fatality-call drill item. Local verbatim copy: sources/cfr/606.170.md.

• 21 CFR 606.100 — Cornell Legal Information Institute — paragraph (b)(19), named only, behind the “consignee notification or retrieval” trigger category. Local verbatim copy: sources/cfr/606.100.md.

• GovInfo: Code of Federal Regulations — the U.S. Government Publishing Office’s official, legally authoritative annual CFR archive. Use this when you need the officially citable text for a specific year, rather than eCFR’s continuously updated current version.