Risk Management & Compliance Flashcards
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Which type of risk transfer mechanism shifts potential financial loss to a third party by paying a premium?
Answer: Risk transfer via insurance
Insurance is the primary risk transfer mechanism, where the event organizer pays a premium to shift the financial burden of covered losses to an insurer.
A conference organizer receives a complaint that a session presenter made discriminatory remarks toward attendees of a protected class. Under federal civil rights law, which act is most directly relevant?
Answer: Title VII of the Civil Rights Act
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act prohibits discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, or national origin, and may apply to the conference environment depending on employment context.
What does a force majeure clause in an event contract protect against?
Answer: Contract termination due to extraordinary, unforeseeable events beyond either party's control
Force majeure clauses excuse contract performance when extraordinary events — such as natural disasters, pandemics, or government prohibitions — make performance impossible.
An event planner is coordinating an international conference in the US with European attendees. Which regulation governs the collection and use of those European attendees' personal data?
Answer: GDPR
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) applies to the personal data of EU residents regardless of where the data controller is located.
Which document should be reviewed to understand the occupancy limits that cannot be exceeded at an event venue?
Answer: The certificate of occupancy issued by local authorities
A certificate of occupancy specifies the maximum number of people permitted in a space as determined by local building and fire codes.
Which approach BEST describes 'risk avoidance' in the context of event planning?
Answer: Eliminating an activity or element that poses unacceptable risk
Risk avoidance means eliminating the source of the risk entirely, such as removing a high-risk activity from the event program.
When should a planner conduct a site inspection specifically focused on security and life safety?
Answer: During the initial site selection phase and again closer to the event date
Security and life safety site inspections should occur during site selection to inform venue choice and again pre-event to verify conditions and confirm safety measures are in place.