M_o_R Foundation

The M_o_R Approach

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  1. In the M_o_R approach, which document records the organisation's overall intentions, principles and high-level approach to risk management?

    • ARisk Register
    • BRisk Management Policy
    • CRisk Improvement Plan
    • DRisk Response Plan

    Answer: The Risk Management Policy communicates how risk management will be implemented across the organisation, including its objectives, principles and the responsibilities involved.

  2. Which M_o_R document describes the series of activities, common procedures and techniques to be applied when managing risk?

    • ARisk Communications Plan
    • BRisk Register
    • CRisk Management Process Guide
    • DRisk Management Policy

    Answer: The Risk Management Process Guide describes the steps, activities and techniques used to carry out the risk management process consistently throughout the organisation.

  3. In M_o_R, what is the purpose of a Risk Management Strategy?

    • ATo replace the corporate Risk Management Policy once a programme or project is under way, so that only one document remains in force
    • BTo list every individual risk in detail
    • CTo record only the costs of insurance premiums
    • DTo describe how risk management will be applied to a specific organisational activity or perspective

    Answer: A Risk Management Strategy applies the policy to a particular activity, programme or project, defining the specific objectives, activities, roles and reporting for that context.

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