17. Identify the common activity that both continuity and reconstitution planners scope their plans for. A. Performance of functions B. Performance of reconstitution operations C. Performance of essential functions D. Performance of functions that were disrupted by a catestrophic event 18. Which phase of reconstitution incorporates planning that is focused on the specific event that happened? A. Phase C, Implementation of Operations B. Phase 4, End of Reconstitution C. Phase B, Event Planning D. Phase A, Event Preparedness 19. Each of the following could cause communications challenges following an event that could be mitigated or reduced by addressing the challenge within your plan EXCEPT: A. Having a detailed inventory of the equipment that existed before the event. B. Keeping staff and external stakeholders informed. C. Having a detailed security plan and risk assessment completed for any new facilities. D. Ensuring phones and support are available 20. Reconstitution can be required after a major event with extensive damage or loss of all of the following except: A. records B. public transportation C. facilities D. personnel