Users and associated actions for the regulatory change tasks

  • Release version: Australia
  • Updated March 12, 2026
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  • Managers with the sn_grc_reg_change.manager role and the users with the sn_grc_reg_change.user role can view and perform certain tasks in the Regulatory Change Tasks module.

    Views and actions available to managers

    Managers with the sn_grc_reg_change.manager role can view the following tasks in the Regulatory Change Tasks module:
    • All Assigned Tasks
    • Unassigned Tasks
    • New Tasks
    • Respond Tasks
    • Pending Approval Tasks
    • Implementation Tasks
    • Closed Tasks
    • My Approvals
    Managers can perform the following actions on a regulatory change task:
    • Assign the regulatory change task to a user with the sn_grc_reg_change.user role.
    • Add instructions for the assignee on the task.
    • Get added to the watchlist.
    • Add work notes.
    • Add a future due date to complete the work on the regulatory change task.
    • Add an approver, typically another manager, to approve the regulatory change task.
    • Update the work notes.

    Views and actions available to other users

    Users with the sn_grc_reg_change.user role can view the following tasks in the Regulatory Change Tasks module:

    • New Tasks
    • Respond Tasks
    • Pending Approval Tasks
    • Implementation Tasks
    • Closed Tasks
    If the user is assigned the regulatory change task, then the user can log in and perform the following actions on the regulatory change task:
    • View the regulatory change task under New tasks.
    • Update the work notes.
    • Select Respond to move the task to the Respond state.
    • Verify if an action task should be created for the regulatory change task.
    • Evaluate if the incoming alert has an impact on the GRC library of the current system.
    • View the details of the impact assessment performed by entity owners.
    • Create necessary action tasks that are related to the Compliance and Risk areas in the GRC library, and then assign them to an appropriate group.