If a building is damaged or becomes uninhabitable due to an event, the cost in either repairs or lost revenue can dwarf the initial investment in a more resilient design.

There was wide consensus amongst the respondents to the call for evidence that standards and regulations can help to improve resilience.

Examining the specific measures designers must implement to receive this hazard-induced LEED credit.

Examining LEED’s various resilience credits and determining how they can be achieved.

How much weight should be given to resilience when making decisions about building code requirements?

Examples of how individual buildings can justify the increased costs for enhanced resilience.

Regarding extreme events, guidelines are needed to define what is acceptable under such conditions.

Differentiating the Rated, Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum levels of security.

Ask questions regarding the threats to a building and the consequences of adverse events.