Megfelelsége

Megfelelsége is a Hungarian term that denotes the state or quality of conforming to specified requirements, standards, or expectations. It derives from the verb megfelel (to meet, to comply) with the suffix -ség, and is commonly used together with synonyms such as megfelelés or megfelelése. The concept appears in legal, regulatory, and technical contexts to describe whether something adheres to applicable criteria.

In practice, megfelelsége encompasses both the objective condition of meeting requirements and the processes used to demonstrate that condition. Conformity assessment procedures—such as testing, inspection, audits, and documentation review—are employed to establish and prove megfelelést. Certification bodies may issue certificates attesting megfelelést of products, processes, or management systems, thereby facilitating market access and regulatory acceptance.

Common contexts include quality management (for example ISO 9001), environmental management (ISO 14001), safety regulations, and sector-specific standards. In markets, megfelelsége often serves as a prerequisite for procurement, labeling, and public tenders. Regulatory regimes may impose consequences for non-megfelelség, including corrective actions, recalls, or sanctions. The term thus covers both the factual state of compliance and the ongoing efforts to maintain it amid changing requirements and conditions.