A manager claims adopting ISO 31000 means the organization no longer needs any local procedures. What is wrong with that claim?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
A standard is the recipe book, not the cooked meal. You still write local procedures that fit your kitchen—ISO 31000 points the way; it does not replace your site-specific how-to.
Full Explanation
International risk standards provide principles and framework guidance. They do not eliminate the need for organization-specific procedures, controls, and documentation matched to local operations and legal requirements. Programs remain incomplete if leaders treat standard adoption as a substitute for tailored practice.