Status and Details
September 2025 – Editorial changes to update references to supporting guidelines/procedures. March 2024 - The Resilience Policy has undergone a full review with key changes to: Simplify content Use a risk-based approach to prioritise defined critical business processes remove procedural elements and clarify policy principles, roles and responsibilities Consolidating the information previously in associated information. Approved in accordance with delegation A8, resolution ARC18/5.Resilience Policy
Status
Current
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Effective Date
3rd April 2024
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Review Date
3rd April 2029
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Approval Authority
Audit and Risk Committee
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Approval Date
3rd April 2024
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Expiry Date
Not Applicable
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Unit Head
Anthony Heywood
University Secretary
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Author
Julie Watkins
Risk and Compliance Adviser
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Enquiries Contact
Risk and Compliance Unit
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Summary of Changes from Previous Version
Clauses Amended:Policy: 3,6,9,10-12, 22.