Is a four-step process that involves: Plans and Procedures; Tests, Training, and Exercises; Evaluations, After-Action Reports and Lessons Learned; Development of Corrective Action Plans.

a. Business Process Analysis (BPA)

b. Continuity of Government (COG)

c. Continuity Program Management Cycle

d. National Response Framework (NRF)

Option c. "Continuity Program Management Cycle"

Explanation:

Continuity Program Management enables the execution of essential functions during emergencies of all hazards or other circumstances that may interfere with normal operations. Through supporting the execution of critical functions during a devastating emergency, state, local, territorial, and tribal governments ... help the federal government's ability to execute vital national functions, continue to uphold constitutional government, and ensure essential services are given to the people of the country. A robust and integrated capacity for continuity will enhance the reputation of our national security role and allow a faster and more efficient response and recovery from all the hazards.

The Continuity Program Management process involves four-stage process including planning; tests, preparation, and exercises; assessments; and plans for corrective action. To maintain consistency in all continuity program, the procedure is standardized. This defines common performance measures, priorities development plans, promulgates best practice and encourages effective continuity assessments across departments. A cyclic-based model integrating preparation, training, assessment and execution of corrective actions provides leaders and critical staff the basic knowledge, understanding and expertise required to fulfil their obligations in the management of their continuity programmes.

In the first step of Plans and Procedures, Continuity plans should be reviewed pre- and post-event, checked or exercised, and assessed as corrective action plans are created. Objective reviews and evaluations, produced by tests and activities, provide guidance on continuity preparation, processes, and training. In addition, this feedback facilitates a process of corrective action that helps set priorities, drives budget decision-making and supports improvements in plans and practices.

Hence, the correct option is c.

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