Abstract
The purpose of this study is to formulate the concept of a control procedure, redundant control, and determine the criteria for reasonable control sufficiency. The article discusses the concept of redundancy and reasonable sufficiency of control procedures, exploring their definitions and roles. Also, the advantages and disadvantages of using certain approaches are described, key criteria for determining the reasonable sufficiency of control are highlighted, and recommendations are given for avoiding errors and risks in the process of establishing a balance between redundancy and reasonable sufficiency of control. Based on the study, a conclusion is made about a balanced approach to organizing control at enterprises in order to ensure maximum efficiency and reliability of control procedures at optimal costs for their implementation.
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