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- UNCLASSIFIED Strategies for leading crisis command across
organisations for greater interoperability Superintendant Michael
Chew AFP ACTP Counter Terrorism and Emergency Management
(CT&EM) March 2011
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- UNCLASSIFIED March 2011Innovative Emergency Management Session
outline History of Command Control and Coordination Incident
Command and Control System ACTP approach to Command, Control and
Coordination and the importance of Unified command Counter
Terrorism and unified Command Critical Infrastructure
protection
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Background of C3 systems INCIDENT COMMAND SYSTEMS HISTORY
Originated in the USA in the 1970s for the management of wild
fires. Adapted from USA military command systems. Introduced into
Australia by the Australasian Fire Authorities Council (AFAC) in
the early 1990s Incident Command & Control Systems are
currently being used by a number of emergency response agencies
across Australia. ACTP adopted the Incident Command and Control
System (ICCS) 2007
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- UNCLASSIFIED March 2011Innovative Emergency Management Unified
Command A forward command element comprising of all relevant
responding agencies focusing on the response/tactical management of
the incident. Unified Command directs all incident activities,
including: Development and implementation of response/tactical
objectives and strategies Approves the ordering and releasing of
resources Share information/intelligence Maximise the use of
available resources Designed to enhance the efficiency of
individual response organisations
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- UNCLASSIFIED March 2011Innovative Emergency Management Unified
Command- C3 Workshops The ACT Policing Command, Control and
Coordination (C3) workshop was developed by the AFP Leadership and
Management Development team. Changes in the political landscape
have seen increased media and judicial scrutiny and review on
police operations. Workshops are conducted in partnership with
other agencies so AFP members can get exposure to other agency
command structures and decisions making processes in a real time
environment.
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Policing initiatives Funding from NCTC affords ACT Policing to
plan, resource and implement exercises to test our ability to
respond to major incidents. Exercises are designed to practice
unified command and identify agency roles and expectations
Exercises are linked to NCTC themes Exercise format may vary
depending on the audience, - desktop/working group -
discussion/hypothetical - No Notice first response (response) -
multi agency (response) -Multi jurisdictional (MJEX)
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- UNCLASSIFIED March 2011Innovative Emergency Management ACTP:
CT&EM Olympic torch relay
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Challenges: Managing critical incidents in a unified Command
structure Command Location of Command Post Communications Crowd and
traffic control Environment Media Politics Planning and
training
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- UNCLASSIFIED March 2011Innovative Emergency Management Incident
Command Control and Coordination COMMAND Direction of members and
resources of an organisation in the performance of its roles and
tasks Relates to ORGANISATIONS
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Command Control and Coordination CONTROL Overall direction of
activities, agencies or individuals involved in an emergency
Relates to SITUATIONS
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- UNCLASSIFIED March 2011Innovative Emergency Management Incident
Command Control and Coordination COORDINATION Bringing resources of
organisations together to meet the demands imposed by the threat or
hazard impact. Relates to RESOURCES
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- UNCLASSIFIED March 2011Innovative Emergency Management Crisis
& Consequence Management Crisis Management Deliberate and
immediate management for whole of government consideration of
policy, decision making and coordination for the prevention and/or
resolution of threats or acts of politically motivated violence in
order to maintain national security and confidence in government.
Consequence Management Measures to protect public health and safety
an provide emergency relief to those affected by the consequence of
terrorism.
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- UNCLASSIFIED March 2011Innovative Emergency Management Incident
Command and Control System (ICCS)
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- UNCLASSIFIED March 2011Innovative Emergency Management ICCS
Command board
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Interoperability in Counter Terrorism Incidents National Counter
Terrorism Plan (NCTP) outlines responsibilities, stakeholders and
the mechanisms to prevent and/or respond to acts of terrorism and
their consequences within Australia. NCTP relies on strong
cooperative, coordinated and consultative relationships among the
Commonwealth/State/Territory Governments, Government departments
and emergency service agencies
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Terrorism and Critical Infrastructure: Operational arrangements In
the event of an act of Terrorism Police will always be the lead A
PFC will be established utilising unified command to minimise loss
of life and further risk to the community. PFC will exercise
control over, and share information with other responding services
and agencies. A POC will be established to manage the overall
incident and investigation. In response to a Terrorist incident,
relevant agencies LOs will attend the POC and provide advice on
operational requirements to maintain public health and safety.
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Infrastructure Protection Protection of Critical Infrastructure
(CI) is a shared responsibility of business and the Commonwealth
and State/territory governments State/territory governments
identify CI in the jurisdiction Commonwealth government has the
responsibility for identifying CI of National importance. The
Trusted Information Sharing Network (TISN) was established by the
Cwlth Gov and is a network of groups where owners and operators of
CI can share information on security and other related topics.
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Questions
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