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    • How long should a lone worker business case be?

      “Two pages plus attachments for most organisations. Committees read the first page. Put the obligation, the exposure and the ask on it, and let the detail sit behind.”

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    • What if we have no incident data?

      “Say so explicitly and treat it as a finding rather than a gap in your case. An organisation with lone workers and no recorded incidents is almost certainly not capturing them, and the absence of a reporting mechanism is itself worth fixing.”

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    • Who should present it?

      “Whoever owns the risk, with a frontline worker in the room if you can manage it. A committee that hears directly from someone who does the job alone at night tends to stop debating the premise.”

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