If all you say in you policy is
"We commit to comply with applicable laws, and other requirements, prevention of pollution and continual improvement" you will have about 90% of what you need. All the other stuff that goes into a policy is gee-whiz, eye-wash.
Doen't get all wrapped around the axel with the policy thing....find another one you like and use it. The thing about the policy is that it is auditable itself. Remeber your policy is the cornerstone or the foundation that the system will be built upon. Think about the policy as being a theory that the system brings into reality.
Do some research here in the Cove...use the SEARCH button, we have ton's of material (including some examples).
I also tried to email you back but it kept returning to me. Welcome to the Cove
