When an IID records a failed test or a tamper event, vendors typically flag the report and send the data to the supervising authority. Consequences vary depending on the severity and frequency of incidents. A single isolated failed test may lead to a warning or remedial steps, while repeated failures or evidence of tampering can result in administrative sanctions, revocation of restricted privileges, or additional penalties. Accurate device logs are usually the basis for these decisions, which is why reviewing the data is critical. If you receive notice of an alleged failure or tamper, gather all related documentation, including calibration records and maintenance receipts, and seek review of the report. Prompt investigation can often explain anomalies, correct vendor errors, or establish a plan to avoid further incidents, reducing the risk of harsher enforcement actions.