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Defined Terms YELP Holistic First Business Plan SWOT Analysis
Executive
Summary
Deliverables And Costs
Snapshot Page
To Benchmark Techniques
Risk Management Protocols
means -
(i)
a
Risk
Warning;
(ii)
a
Liability Acknowledgement;
and
(iii)
pertinent
Training Procedures
to
Acquire Theoretical Knowledge,
for each
RREA
in order to minimise
Serious
Sporting Accidents and possible subsequent litigation when an
Inviter invites an
Invitee to participate in a
Recreational Activity which
may involve
Three Types
Of Risks - in the
case of NSW
Civil
Liability Amendment (Personal Responsibility) Act 2002 No 92,
in particular "Division 5 Recreational
Activities".
In order to mitigate
liability of the
YELP SPV, the
YELP Website will obligate each
Interested
Adult to comprehend the above Risk Management Protocols via
e-Learning Techniques prior to
each
Interested
Adult being
Introduced
by their
REC to at least two
Organisers and at
least two
Participants in their
LDRREG.
Patently the risks for
Recreational Road Cycling,
Bushwalking/Hiking, Ocean Swimming, Kayaking
etc vary markedly. Hence the Risk Management Protocols
for each
RREA
will manifestly vary. See for example
Risk Management Protocols
- Cycling.
Through the
Secondary
Purpose OF YELP SPV, Risk Management Protocols
under YELP will materially address
Inviters
being informed of their legal obligation to
Provide A Risk Warning of
the
Three Types
Of Risks to
Invitees to
the substantial benefit of all parties, thereby -
A. reducing
Serious
Sporting Accidents by
Invitees better understanding all
Obvious Risks,
Inherent Risks and
Foreseeable, Non-Obvious, Explicit Risks; and
B. reducing the likelihood of subsequent litigation which could
materially discourage
Organisers,
RECs,
Accredited Participants and
Abled
Participant Assistants.
See
Section 23
and
definitions of
Provide A Risk Warning,
Risk Warning, Dangerous Recreational Activity,
Recreational Activity
and
Regulate Existing
Sporting Activity Providers.
See also
Risk
Management Protocols - Cycling. |