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Foundations and Governance
NRS-E7 Rails; NRS-M12 Policy, regulation and governance
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Risk Academy, led by the Nexus Consortium · Governance, Policy and International Affairs
Organisations track and respond to new and changing rules, and contracts and licences allocate risk and rights: compliance programmes and controls, regulatory horizon scanning and change management, data protection and disclosure obligations, conformity with standards, indemnities, force majeure and liability, and the licensing of data, software, models and names.
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nexustandards.com/foundations · 3 taught
NRS-E7 Rails; NRS-M12 Policy, regulation and governance
nexustandards.com/systemic-risk · 2 taught
NRS-P7 Public procurement and contracting risk; NRS-P9 Legal, compliance and regulatory risk
nexustandards.com/open-infrastructure · 1 taught
NRS-A5 Built-in licensing and rights
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Compliance and regulatory change, Contracts, intellectual property and licensing
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This area covers compliance risk management and how organisations track and respond to new and changing rules: compliance programmes, regulatory horizon scanning, data protection obligations, disclosure duties and the conformity of products and services with standards.
This area covers how contracts and clauses allocate risk, and the licensing of data, software, models and names: indemnities, force majeure, liability, open and commercial licences, intellectual property and trademarks.
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