.  Mitigation Measures (What can be done to minimize the risk)  The risk of disruption as a result of no-fault events could be mitigated by relaxing the performance thresholds (e.g. requiring a lower level of acceptable service, which then allows the Private Partner to take the risk of a certain number of day-to-day adverse events typical to a project of this nature but without incurring performance penalties).  Increased security costs as a result of terrorist events (even in different countries) may also need to be addressed given heightened security concerns.  Government Support Arrangements (What other government measures may be needed to be taken)  Termination payment for prolonged force majeure may differ depending on the type of force majeure. Lenders will expect to see debt covered by Contracting Authority and/or insurance payments.  