Answer Posted / yatin ajgaonkar

Change control is a planned activity to bring about changes
in document/process/method.It can be for shorter period of
time or it can be permanent. It must be intimated to all
the concerned departments for official approval of Change
Control.
Deviation is an aberration from the given procedure which
is done intentionally or unintentionally. A deviation can
be divided into critical & non critical. Effects of
critical deviations should be assessed through
investigation & Corrective & Preventive Actions.

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