Public Health Emergency Business Continuity Action Checklist 
This Public Health Emergency Business Continuity Action Checklist is intended to be a tool for use by a small business with few or no employees which operates from a single set of dedicated business premises, typically a sole trader or small company. Nevertheless, larger businesses or other organisations might also find part/s of this Checklist useful.
The Checklist is designed to:
- supplement the Business Continuity Checklist in this subfolder – that and other documents will also be of relevance to a Public Health Emergency and its effects
- assist a business which a Public Health Emergency (rather than any other event or circumstance) interrupts or otherwise affects adversely
- address some basic matters and actions to be considered when seeking to identify and mitigate the effects of a Public Health Emergency
- provide a starting point when considering actual and emerging threats to the profitability, stability and viability of a business arising from a Public Health Emergency .
The issues/questions raised in this Checklist are specific to a Public Health Emergency: for business continuity issues/questions in a non-Public Health Emergency context, please refer to other documents in this subfolder. However, some of the issues/questions covered in this Public Health Emergency Business Continuity Action Checklist might also be relevant in a non-Public Health Emergency context, and you might wish to consider whether any of these issues/questions arise in that other context.
This Public Health Emergency Business Continuity Action Checklist is in open format.
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Public Health Emergency Business Continuity Action Checklist is part of Business . Just £38.50 + VAT provides unlimited downloads from Business for 1 year.