Document background
The Business Resilience Plan serves as a critical document for organizations operating in the Netherlands, designed to ensure business continuity in the face of disruptions, emergencies, or crisis situations. It is developed in accordance with Dutch law, including relevant provisions of the Dutch Civil Code, Working Conditions Act, and Financial Supervision Act, while also incorporating EU regulations such as GDPR. The plan is essential for organizations seeking to demonstrate due diligence in risk management and regulatory compliance, particularly in regulated industries. It typically includes detailed protocols for risk assessment, emergency response, business recovery, and stakeholder communication, along with specific provisions for different types of disruptions ranging from cyber incidents to natural disasters. The document should be regularly reviewed and updated to reflect changes in the business environment, regulatory requirements, and organizational structure.
