Yes, a Business Continuity Plan is required and written detail on how this was tested within the last 12 months. For example, adverse weather conditions or how you prepare for and cover staff who are sick or absent. COVID-19 has been a real test for many organisations to check the continuity and contingency plans in place as there have been many instances of staff absence at short notice in these unprecedented times. This can be a focused write up and description on how you have overcome these tests.