No.
Both OHRP and the FDA permit an IRB to rely on the review of another IRB. When this occurs, the two institutions enter into a written agreement referred to by various terms: a Cooperative Agreement, an IRB Authorization Agreement or an IRB Reliance Agreement. These agreements explicitly state the roles and responsibilities of each IRB. The agreements can be for a single research study or for multiple studies (e.g., a Master Reliance Agreement).