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What are the risks? How were the risks identified and assessedwhat tools were used and why? What controls currently exist? What is the desired situation? What are the risks associated with the desired situation? How does the risk management plan act to reduce the impact or consequences of the risk/s? Does it introduce any new risks? How does the treatment plan fit with the recommendations of the international standard? Who will the plan benefit and how will it benefit the various stakeholders? Why should the organisation support it? (consider qualitative and quantitative bene******** cost********, safety etc) how will you determine performance expectations? How will you monitor and review the operation of the plan?

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What are the risks? How were the risks identified and assessedwhat tools were used and why? What controls currently exist? What is the desired situation? What are the risks associated with the desired situation? How does the risk management plan act to reduce the impact or consequences of the risk/s? Does it introduce any new risks? How does the treatment plan fit with the recommendations of the international standard? Who will the plan benefit and how will it benefit the various stakeholders? Why should the organisation support it? (consider qualitative and quantitative bene******** cost********, safety etc) how will you determine performance expectations? How will you monitor and review the operation of the plan?..

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