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Updated Risk Management template

Sources of Risk Strategic / Corporate Programme Project Operations Commercial Financial Economic Political Reputational Environmental Quality Strategic Cultural Acquisition Procurement Acquisition Funding Organisational Projects Security Safety Provider Failure Personal Technical Cost Schedule Resource Operational Support Quality Provider Failure Technical Cost Schedule Resource Provider Failure Operational Support Quality Environmental Infrastructure

Probability vs. Impact Matrix Very Low / Very High Low / Very High High / Very High Medium / Very High Very High Very High Very Low / High Medium / High Very High / High High High Low / High Probability Very Low / Medium Low / Medium High / Medium Very High / Medium Medium Medium Very Low / Low Medium / Low Very High / Low Low High / Low Low Very Low Low / Very Low Medium / Very Low High / Very Low Very High / Very Low Very Low Very Low Low Medium High Very High Impact

Scoring Probability Likelihood of Occurrence Description of Score Criteria of Probability Likelihood of Occurrence Description of Score Indicators Very High 75% + chance of occurrence Encountered very regularly e.g. daily, weekly or monthly. High 50% - 75% chance of occurrence An regular occurrence, circumstances are encountered every 3 to 6 months Medium 25% - 50% chance of occurrence An occasional occurrence e.g. 1-2 years Low 10% - 25% chance of occurrence Circumstances only likely to occur in 3 or more years. Very Low Less than 10% chance of occurrence Happens rarely or has never occurred before.

Scoring Impact Very High High Medium Low Very Low Criteria of Assessing Impact Likelihood of occurrence Effect on Service (if already in place) Effect on Project (if in progress) Reputational effect Financial Impact Very High Downtime of greater than 10 days causing adverse effect on delivery on service. Delay of over 6 months to complete failure and termination of project National adverse press coverage. Potential Officer/Ministerial resignation as a result. Costs in excess of 75% budget High Major effect or complete loss of services in one or more areas. Down time of between 5-10 days. Significant effect to con project with loss of benefit. Delay of 6 months or more Adverse publicity in organisation/ amongst other organisations. Potential coverage by national press Costing 50% - 75% budget Medium Effecting one service area only. Downtime of 3-5 days. Adverse effect on project progress. Delay of between 3 months and 6 months Local press/community aware. Potentially adverse publicity. Costing 25% - 50% of budget Low Brief disruption to area of service, perhaps non crucial. Down time of up to 3 days Slight impact on project progress. Delay of between 2 weeks and 3 months Contained within directorate/ department. Complaints from small number of individuals. Costing 10% - 25% of budget Very Low Downtime of up to 4 hours Delay of 2 weeks or less. None Costing less than 10% of budget

Risk Control TREAT Probability Impact Review & Rethink Strategy Transfer Tolerate Very Low Low Medium High Very High

Probability/ Impact Result Risk Register Project Name / Contract Title Risks identified as at - Risk ID Owner Description of Risk Probability/ Impact Result Date of Assessment Mitigating Actions Next review date