Recovery Planning. To include a review of personal values, social relations, family 22 functioning, vocational pursuits, coping mechanisms and related issues. Recovery planning also 23 includes the effects of substance abuse on personal and social functioning, establishing a drug-free 24 lifestyle and alcohol and drug education.
Recovery Planning. (RC.RP): Recovery processes and procedures are executed and maintained to ensure restoration of systems or assets affected by cybersecurity incidents.
Recovery Planning. Because of the critical nature of the Falcon application, a Recovery Plan will be developed that addresses the creation of a backup hot site where Falcon operations can continue in the event of a disruption to processing at the system's primary site. The plan will include the identification of the secondary site, duplication of architecture and environment, emergency cutover procedures and communications plan. The plan will also include initial as well as ongoing testing procedures, scheduled transfers of data and system backups and schedules of periodic test exercises.
Recovery Planning. The Partners agree that there shall be only one recovery plan (as referred to in Schedule 2) that applies at any one time in relation to the Pooled Fund. The PCT agrees that all recovery plans must clearly describe the performance implications of the plan and that the Pool Manager will be responsible for the following aspects of the plan: developing a suitable recovery plan; management of the delivery of the recovery plan; and submitting the recovery plan to the S75 Officer Governance Group for approval.
Recovery Planning. 11.1 The Parties will endeavour to develop recovery strategies and action plans that meet timelines and other requirements set in federal and provincial legislation. In doing so, the Parties will continue to apply a two stage approach to recovery planning. The first stage, the preparation of a recovery strategy, will include the determination of whether recovery of the listed wildlife species is technically and biologically feasible. If recovery is deemed to be feasible, the recovery strategy will include the recovery goal, objectives and strategies for achieving the objectives. The second stage, the preparation of action plan(s), will identify and prioritize detailed measures to achieve recovery and will include an evaluation of the socio-economic costs of the action plan and the benefits to be derived from its implementation.
11.2 If Canada is leading a recovery planning process, Canada will invite British Columbia to participate. If British Columbia is leading a recovery planning process, British Columbia will invite Canada to participate.
11.3 The Parties will develop training for practitioners within government jurisdictions and stakeholder organizations to facilitate the preparation of recovery strategies and action plans.
11.4 The Parties will ensure the evaluation of socio-economic costs and benefits are an integral part of the development of action plans. While the focus in action plans will remain on protection and recovery of the subject species at risk, their residences and habitat, the Parties will work with stakeholders and other jurisdictions and orders of government to identify ways to minimize socio- economic impacts while identifying economic opportunities and benefits.
11.5 Where a recovery strategy, action plan or a recovery team addressing an aquatic species, migratory bird or their habitat on land other than federal land identifies a need for action to prevent the reduction or loss of that species, British Columbia will be provided with an opportunity to take such action, subject to federal approval of the proposed plan of action.
