self-certification

noun

1. (in Britain) a formal assertion by a worker to his employer that absence from work for up to seven days was due to sickness. From 1982 this replaced a doctor's certificate for the purposes of paying sickness benefit See also sick note

Example Sentences

The report concluded the current process of self-certification for drivers over 70-years-old is "significantly defective" as it relies on the driver accurately reporting their condition.

From BBC

Sheriff Principal Nigel Ross, who oversaw the FAI, recommended the current process of self-certification be limited to applicants under 80 years old.

From BBC

She calls herself a gender-critical feminist, and has been an outspoken opponent of moves to allow self-certification of transgender identity.

From BBC

Himschoot said renewing a license would remain a self-certification process.

From Seattle Times

The reason relates to self-certification, a foundational principle of American vehicle regulations.

From Slate