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Identifies decision rights, communication preferences, and risk areas. Reduces surprises during consultation, sign-off, and handover. A live document, updated through the project.\n[ 01 ]  DOCUMENT IDENTIFICATION\nREVISION HISTORY\n[ 02 ]  PURPOSE & HOW TO USE THIS REGISTER\nStakeholders fall into three broad categories: those who decide, those who do, and those who are affected. All three need to be identified, mapped, and engaged appropriately. This register supports that engagement throughout the project lifecycle.\nDEFINITIONS USED BELOW\nInfluence: extent to which the stakeholder can affect the project's progress or outcome. Rated Low / Medium / High.\nInterest: extent to which the project's outcome affects the stakeholder. Rated Low / Medium / High.\nEngagement Level: the active management approach for this stakeholder.\n[ 03 ]  DECISION AUTHORITY MATRIX\nUse this section to capture who is Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, and Informed (RACI) for the major project decisions. One Accountable per decision is the rule.\nR = Responsible (does the work) · A = Accountable (final sign-off) · C = Consulted · I = Informed\n[ 04 ]  INTERNAL STAKEHOLDER REGISTER\nStakeholders within the customer organisation. Each row records contact details, role in the project, and engagement strategy.\n[ 05 ]  EXTERNAL STAKEHOLDER REGISTER\nSuppliers, integrators, regulators, neighbours, and any other party outside the customer organisation.\n[ 06 ]  COMMUNICATION PLAN\nHow and when each engagement level is communicated with. The strategy should be proportionate to the stakeholder's needs without overwhelming them.\n[ 07 ]  STAKEHOLDER ISSUE LOG\nTrack concerns, blockers, and unresolved questions raised by stakeholders. Helps prevent the same concern being raised repeatedly through the project.\n[ 08 ]  LEGAL CONSULTATION CONSIDERATIONS\nWhere the project may trigger UK legal consultation duties, this section captures who is engaged, when, and how. Always consult ACAS or qualified employment legal counsel for project-specific advice.\nSection 188 TULRCA collective consultation triggered? [Y/N, projected number of redundancies]\nTUPE in scope? [Y/N, transfer details]\nRecognised trade union present? [Y/N, name]\nHealth and safety representatives engaged under SRSC 1977? [Y/N]\nEquality Impact Assessment required? 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