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| '''1.''' BC Policy sets out an [[Organization|organization’s]] aims, principles and approach for [[Business Continuity Management (BCM)|business continuity management]]. It specifies what must be achieved or delivered without prescribing how it will occur. A policy can be fulfilled by one or several [[Process|processes]] working in unison. Policy requirements are typically expressed in simple single-statement format or limited to short paragraphs comprising a few statements. | | '''1.''' BC Policy sets out an [[Organization|organization’s]] aims, principles and approach for [[Business Continuity Management (BCM)|business continuity management]]. It specifies what must be achieved or delivered without prescribing how it will occur. A policy can be fulfilled by one or several [[Process|processes]] working in unison. Policy requirements are typically expressed in simple single-statement format or limited to short paragraphs comprising a few statements. | ||
'''Related Terms''': [[Policy| BCM Policy]]; [[Business Continuity Management Framework| BCM Framework]]; [[Crisis Management Policy]] | |||
'''Related Terms''': [[BCM Policy]]; [[Business Continuity Management Framework| BCM Framework]]; [[Crisis Management Policy]] | |||
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'''2.''' Top management’s intentions and direction in relation to business continuity. | '''2.''' Top management’s intentions and direction in relation to business continuity. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:41, 21 January 2025
| 1. BC Policy sets out an organization’s aims, principles and approach for business continuity management. It specifies what must be achieved or delivered without prescribing how it will occur. A policy can be fulfilled by one or several processes working in unison. Policy requirements are typically expressed in simple single-statement format or limited to short paragraphs comprising a few statements.
Related Terms: BCM Policy; BCM Framework; Crisis Management Policy
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2. Top management’s intentions and direction in relation to business continuity.
(Source: AE/HSC/NCEMA 7000:2021)