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Monday 23 September 2019
The risk of a no deal Brexit remain high. Councils need to be prepared. What are you doing to manage no deal Brexit risks?
It is critical councils do everything they can (within limited resources) to prepare and mitigate the most significant risks that could impact on the organisation, services and the community.
Councils across the UK have already made considerable effort to provide assurance on their readiness to respond quickly to manage the implications of a no deal Brexit.
Councils also need to test their ability to manage the ongoing implications and threats of ongoing no deal Brexit issues in the medium and long-term.
Priorities, pressures and risks may differ across councils, and the scale and detail of mitigations may also vary. However, a hard Brexit is a nationwide risk, so it is important for councils to apply, as far as possible, a consistent local and regional framework.
Immediate no deal Brexit planning includes:
No deal Brexit checklist
Consider these areas:
Kerry Donovan, Change and Performance Manager at Merthyr Tydfil County Borough Council and ALARM Board Director
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