INFORMATION CENTRE
Business Continuity Policy
1. INTRODUCTION
The Privatization Commission will ensure that the highest level of service to its customers and other stakeholders is maintained regardless of what might happen to its infrastructure or facilities.
There is therefore the need to deal with the many possible causes of service disruption which may affect its operations. In this connection, business continuity planning must be carried out to minimize the effects of a number of potentially disruptive events, for example:
- Major accidents or incidents, national disaster, epidemic, terrorist
attacks; - Fire, flood and extreme weather conditions;
- Loss of utilities, including IT and telephone systems; and
- Major disruptions to staffing, transport, industrial action, ability to
recruit, mass resignations.