Which of the following statements are true about risk management? Select TWO.
The correct responses are 2 and 4: risk management is a continual process and helps companies ensure the smooth and successful running of P+S. These are direct quotes from p.3 of the study guide. The other answers are wrong- if risk management is a continuous process it's not something that is done once a year- so this option is automatically discounted. Option 1 is also wrong as you can never reduce all risks to 0, and option 5 is also wrong- risks can be treated and transferred, but they can also be tolerated and terminated.
ISO 20400 represents what area of business?
ISO 20400 is Sustainable Procurement. This is from p. 51 of the study guide- as well as learning what the ISO numbers are, do also learn the key areas of each ISO as these come up in the exam.
What is the purpose of an indemnity clause within a contract?
Indemnity clauses transfer risk from one party to another. It is an arrangement whereby one party promises to compensate the other party for a trigger event. An example of an indemnity clause could be a construction firm is building a new bridge and the project is supposed to be completed by 1st June. An indemnity clause may state that should the bridge not be ready by this date, the construction firm will compensate the buyer by X amount. See p.61 for more information on indemnity.
Which of the following is an example of force majeure?
The hurricane is the force majeure event. Natural disasters such as this, or any events outside of the parties' control could be considered force majeure. This is a popular exam topic - see p. 66 in the study guide
An indemnity clause should contain which of the following pieces of information 1) duties of both parties 2) a monetary limit 3) insurance levels 4) details of the breach 5) a time limit
Indemnity clauses should contain duties of both parties, a monetary limit and a time limit (1 2 and 5). It should also detail what types of costs are covered. These four points are explained on p.61. An indemnity clause doesn't necessarily signal a breach in contract, and levels of insurance are not relevant here.
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