Some of the potential outcomes certainly meet the longstanding Cabinet Office level of risk across multiple parameters to reach Never Event status. These parameters have been in place since at least … (View Post)

That is it - but just for your Never Event risks - not all risks. (View Post)

Yes, because one set of data contains no useful information even if the data turn out to be correct; whereas the other set does contain useful information even if the data turn out to be incorrect. (View Post)

We normally agree on much, Max. But this is not ridiculous. This is decision-making in conditions of ignorance (i.e. low confidence in predictions of probability and impact). If you want some scienti… (View Post)

Not incorrect. Worst case. I guess where we have a slight misunderstanding between us is that I am assuming that, at the time of decision-making, we do not know which assumptions are correct and whic… (View Post)