Is the statement 'The key term "impact," according to ISO 22301:2019, is the outcome of a disruption not affecting objectives' correct?

The statement is: "The key term 'impact,' according to ISO 22301:2019, is the outcome of a disruption not affecting objectives."

According to ISO 22301:2019 (Security and resilience – Business continuity management systems – Requirements), impact refers to the effect of a disruption. A disruption, by its very nature in business continuity, is an incident that causes an undesirable deviation, loss, or interruption to an organization's operations, thereby affecting its objectives. If a disruption does not affect objectives, it would generally not be considered an "impact" in the context of business continuity management.

Therefore, the statement is incorrect because an impact typically does affect objectives.

The correct answer is $\text{False}$.