A risk assessment carried out in terms of sub-regulation (1) must identify-
(a) the probability that the species will naturalise in the area in which the restricted activity is to be carried out or in any other area elsewhere in the Republic;
(b) the possible impact of the species on the biodiversity and sustainable use of natural resources of-
(i) the area in which the restricted activity is to be carried out; and
(ii) in any other area elsewhere in the Republic;
(c) the risks of the specimen serving as a vector through which specimens of other alien species may be introduced;
(d) the risks of the method by which a specimen is to be introduced or the restricted activity carried out serving as a pathway through which specimens of other alien species may be introduced; and
(e) any measures proposed in order to manage the risks.