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ARTICLE · 23 APRIL 2020

Students' Unions – Managing Risk In The Current Climate

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The Covid-19 pandemic is a "black swan" event and lockdown, social distancing and self isolation are the immediate consequences for individuals.

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The Covid-19 pandemic is a "black swan" event and lockdown, social distancing and self isolation are the immediate consequences for individuals.

There are, however, clear implications for all types of organisations – as has been seen in the news over the past weeks.  University teaching has all but ended and decisions are having to be taken about summer term and examinations for students. 

Students' unions are of course charities and their trustees are responsible for actively managing risk.  Although SUs won't have prepared specifically for the current circumstances they should have had in place a disaster management plan. The Charity Commission has extensive and helpful guidance to be found about handling risk at CC 26 - Charities and Risk Management.

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