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Appendix D: Federal Response Plan Responsibilities
Appendix D: Federal Response Plan Responsibilities
Pages 157-161
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Stafford Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act, as amended, to assist state and local governments when a major disaster or emergency overwhelms their ability to respond. What follows is an extract from the Terronsm Incident Annex of the FRP, describing the responsibilities of vanous federal agencies.
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Within this role, the FBI OSC will convene meetings with operational decision makers representing Federal, State, and local law enforcement and technical support agencies, as appropriate, to formulate incident action plans, define priorities, review status, resolve conflicts, identify issues that require decisions from higher authorities, and evaluate the need for additional resources;
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to manage and coordinate the Federal consequence management response in support of State and local governments. In coordination with the FBI, the ROC Director or FCO will convene meetings with decision makers of Federal, State, and local emergency management and technical support agencies, as appropriate, to formulate incident action plans, define priorities, review status, resolve conflicts, identify issues that require decisions from higher authorities, and evaluate the need for additional resources; 6.
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b. The HHS plan response may include threat assessment, consultation, agent identification, epidemiological investigation, hazard detection and reduction, decontamination, public health support, medical support, and pharmaceutical support operations.
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The Hazardous Materials On-Scene Coordinator under the NCP will coordinate, through the ESF # 10 Hazardous Materials Chair, the NCP response with the FEMA official (either the ROC Director or the FCO) , who is responsible under PDD-39 for on-scene coordination of all Federal support to State and local governments.
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