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All blue text can be deleted from the copy ***\nIntroduction\nThis document is supplied by Inoni (\u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://www.inoni.co.uk\" \\h \u0014www.inoni.co.uk\u0015) on behalf of NFU Mutual to provide small businesses in the hospitality and leisure sector with an easy to complete Business Continuity Plan (BCP) template.\nPlease note that the template is not recommended for organisations with over 50 staff, those operating from multiple sites, or to meet specialised regulatory requirements. For these more advanced needs please contact your local NFU Mutual agent.\nHow to use the document\nThe following provides a baseline BCP suitable for a small hospitality or leisure business with example text that you can easily adapt or replace. To complete the template, simply work through the document in the order it is written, reviewing the supplied information, deleting, inserting, and editing, as necessary. Guidance is provided for each section indicated by\nicons. Once you are comfortable with your supplied content, you can delete/replace the blue help text, although you may like to keep a copy of the original template for future reference.\nThings to consider for your hospitality or leisure business\nBecause of your interaction with the public, challenges in the hospitality and leisure industry place specific emphasis on effective emergency response to save and protect lives. Failure in this area would lead to an ensuing crisis which could damage your reputation beyond recovery.\nPremises and infrastructure are also key to what you do, and without access to buildings you probably have no product. Due to the nature of what you offer, your stakeholder tolerance is likely to be very low, as customers may be able to easily find alternatives to what you offer. In other cases your product may provide a particular event on a fixed date, meaning incidents at certain times jeopardise your delivery of this. 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