Each organisation has a distinct risk profile. Identifying its particular risk exposure and developing and implementing risk prevention and remediation plans is critical to ensure the organisation can operate effectively and efficiently to achieve its goals.
Policies exist for the governance and management of material risks (e.g. reputational, financial or physical, including occupational safety and health)
Mandatory requirements | Guidelines | Good practice examples
The organisation's risk exposure is evaluated and remediation plans are implemented.
Mandatory requirements | Guidelines | Good practice examples
Preventive measures for key risk categories are in place.
Mandatory requirements | Guidelines | Good practice examples
Procedures are in place to monitor incidents from the identified risk categories (data analysis).
Mandatory requirements | Guidelines | Good practice examples
The organisation's annual report identifies compliance levels against the relevant standards.
Annual compliance reporting addresses compliance with WA's requirements for good governance.
All material matters are reported to the relevant oversight bodies.
Mandatory requirements | Guidelines | Good practice examples
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