What it is
A Verifier is a qualified, approved professional appointed to check specific matters or sign off completion — and only within their own area of professional competence.
What a Verifier is
The qualified professional behind specific sign-offs.
What it is not
A Verifier is not a general regulator, auditor, or legal authority, and their sign-off does not extend beyond the specific matter and their own area of competence. Appointing a Verifier for one matter does not mean every aspect of a programme has been independently checked.
Where the Verifier role sits
Related concepts
Signed Task Envelope (STE)
The proof pack a Verifier's sign-off can form part of.
Restoration Programme
A programme whose specific stages may require a Verifier's sign-off.
Where this comes from
The Verifier role is a term Buktika's D1 Part 1 legal document defines directly, within its core definitions.
This page is a plain-language public explanation. D1 Part 1 remains the sole authoritative source for this role's legal meaning.