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ARTICLE · 14 JANUARY 2016

How to respond to a Chain of Responsibility breach or compliance problem

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How you respond to a CoR breach is as important as the steps you take to avoid any non-compliance in the first place.

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What should you do if a Chain of Responsibility (CoR) breach or other incident of non-compliance occurs? How you respond is just as important as the steps you have taken to avoid any non-compliance in the first place.

CoR breach prevention

There are several ways you can avoid committing or being involved in a CoR breach, including:

  • taking director and executive officer due diligence and compliance measures
  • taking all reasonable steps to avoid breachesconducting a risk assessment and developing a response/mitigation plan
  • developing a CoR compliance policy
  • implementing customer and business partner CoR compliance assurance conditions in contracts implementing effective management and board reporting.

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