What is the primary purpose of the PCAD No Docs Waiver?

The primary purpose of the PCAD No Docs Waiver is to act as a full inspection in the absence of paper documentation. This waiver is designed to allow for the continuation of inspection processes when complete records are not available, ensuring that necessary assessments can still be made based on existing conditions.

With this mechanism in place, it facilitates compliance with safety and regulatory standards without being hindered by bureaucratic delays stemming from missing paperwork. It allows inspectors to evaluate the situation effectively based on their expertise, ensuring that risks associated with lead exposure are still addressed promptly and thoroughly, despite the lack of specific documentation that might usually be required.

While some other options suggest different intentions such as denying compliance or eliminating the need for physical inspections, these do not reflect the true aim of the No Docs Waiver, which is to provide a practical solution for evaluating conditions in real-time without the hindrance of documentation issues.