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Precision Products Inc., a mid-sized manufacturing company already ISO 14001:2015 certified, is expanding its operations into the Republic of Eldoria, a country known for its complex regulatory environment and a history of bribery in governmental dealings. The company\'s existing Environmental Management System (EMS) does not explicitly address bribery risks. Senior management recognizes the need to integrate anti-bribery measures to ensure compliance and ethical operations in Eldoria. Given the company\'s existing ISO 14001:2015 certification, what is the MOST effective approach to integrate anti-bribery measures into their existing management system framework to mitigate potential risks in Eldoria, aligning with principles of ISO 37001:2016?
Modify the existing EMS documentation and procedures to include anti-bribery risk assessments, controls, and monitoring activities, ensuring alignment with ISO 37001:2016 principles.
Develop a completely separate ISO 37001:2016 compliant anti-bribery management system, independent of the existing ISO 14001:2015 EMS, to avoid potential conflicts.
Rely solely on the company's existing code of ethics and legal compliance department to handle anti-bribery issues in Eldoria without integrating it into the ISO 14001:2015 framework.
Implement a short-term, reactive anti-bribery training program for employees working in Eldoria, addressing specific legal requirements without making changes to the existing ISO 14001:2015 EMS.

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