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In total, only 15 registrars passed the audit process without any notice of deficiency.<ref name="21audit" /> Of the remaining 111 registrars, 92 cured all reported deficiencies before the end of the audit's remediation phase. 19 registrars were unable to cure all deficiencies within the audit timeframe, and negotiated due dates with Contractual Compliance for completion of their work to cure.<ref name="21audit" />
In total, only 15 registrars passed the audit process without any notice of deficiency.<ref name="21audit" /> Of the remaining 111 registrars, 92 cured all reported deficiencies before the end of the audit's remediation phase. Nineteen registrars were unable to cure all deficiencies within the audit timeframe and negotiated due dates with Contractual Compliance for completion of their work to cure.<ref name="21audit" />
====2022 Round of Audits===
On April 4, 2022, Contractual Compliance sent pre-audit notifications to Registry Operators for 28 gTLDs. The selected Registry Operators received a Request for Information containing the audit questions.<ref>[https://www.icann.org/en/announcements/details/icanns-contractual-compliance-announces-new-audit-round-13-04-2022-en Contractual Compliance announces new audit round, ICANN Announcements, April 13, 2022]</ref><br/> The selection criteria for the 28 gTLDs included:
* not previously audited in a standard full-scope RA Audit
* at least 100 domains
* highest abuse score as reported by publicly available [[RBL|Reputation Blocklists]] (excluding spam)
When these criteria resulted in multiple gTLDs operated by the same Registry Operator, ICANN selected one gTLD to represent the Registry Operator.
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