Sentence examples for its transition risk from inspiring English sources

The Department of Health (DH) was ordered on Friday to publish its transition risk register after it lost an appeal against the information commissioner's ruling that it should be made public.

The information tribunal has ruled that the Department of Health should publish its "transition" risk register, on the specific risks arising from NHS restructuring, but not the "strategic" risk register, which covers a range of ongoing risks outside of the government's direct control including the worst-case scenarios of a new pandemic or terrorist attack.

Crossbencher Lord Owen is expected to put down an amendment to the bill which would delay its passage through Parliament until after a Freedom of Information ruling on the "transition risk register" on 5 and 6 March.

Minister Lord Howe said the transition risk register would not be published until the Freedom of Information tribunal had explained its ruling.

The next step is to assess transition risk and provide support accordingly.

That is why cabinet has today decided to veto the release of the department's transition risk register.

A good transition risk assessment is an essential tool in determining how much support to give leaders taking new roles.

While the transition risk register focuses on risks specifically associated with the reorganisation, the strategic document tackles broader risks to the delivery of the DH's objectives.

They should now respect the law, accept this court verdict and order the immediate release of the NHS transition risk register.

The leaked transition risk register gave odds of four to one that "dismantling the current management structures and controls [causes] more failures".

The transition risk register deals not with the unthinkable, which of course raises difficult presentational challenges, but the very real and predictable risks arising from ministers' own policy choices.