Statutory and nonstatutory for emergencies and how they work together / car
crashes - fires -aeroplane crashes - boss castel
P1
Interoperable
Civil crises need a well-organised, well-coordinated response from all mergekeys services.
To properly manage severe or complicated events and fulfil statutory criteria, police, fire, and
ambulance services require interoperable arrangements.All the services work together to
get the job done , they do this by using their specific skills to complete their roles.
Statutory and nonstatutory for emergencies - how they work together
All statutory public services are government funded in one way or another.
Non-statutory public services rely on charity donations or look for other sources of
income, such as government grants and lottery money. Non-statutory public services
rely on charity donations or look for other sources of income, such as government
grants and lottery money.All public services, whether uniformed or not, play an
important role in the community. They exist to serve the public and have a
responsibility to offer a service that is fair, courteous, and unbiased.Sometimes
statutory services needs extra help because they can not always do the job on their
own , for example if there's a shortage of ambulance at any given time and they
need it for an incident the saint johns ambulance service will step in and help them.
Sometimes it's the volunteer services that can do the job when the statutory services
like the police and fire can not. For example if there was a situation where there was
someone drawing in the sea then the police fire service or ambulance won't be
useful therefore the RNLI would step in as its their specialty.
, Statutory public Non-statutory public
services services
Police Service- St John’s Ambulance-
neighbourhood watch.
They have more This is a volunteer
manpower and can offer organisation that's
additional support. They similar to the ambulance
have a wider reach and service. These will be
more equipment used if they is a
shortage of ambulances
and there's an incident
Fire Service- this is the RNLI- this is a volunteer
official service for na inc organisation that can
nets including fire and help assist the coast
bad car crashes guard if they need extra
manpower.
Ambulance Service-
this is the official service
for any medical
accidents, sometimes
assisted by st johns
ambulance
Coast Guard- this is the
official service from
water incidents
sometimes assisted by
the RNLI
Boscastle flood -
The first service that arrived at the scene was the police. They were first one scene
when they got reports that there was a disturbance. When they arrived there there
was already a lot of damage that had been done. They corrected a lot of the ears
that were converted to a danger zone and made sure that there wasn't anyone
around the surrounding area that could potentially be in danger. They also assessed
crashes - fires -aeroplane crashes - boss castel
P1
Interoperable
Civil crises need a well-organised, well-coordinated response from all mergekeys services.
To properly manage severe or complicated events and fulfil statutory criteria, police, fire, and
ambulance services require interoperable arrangements.All the services work together to
get the job done , they do this by using their specific skills to complete their roles.
Statutory and nonstatutory for emergencies - how they work together
All statutory public services are government funded in one way or another.
Non-statutory public services rely on charity donations or look for other sources of
income, such as government grants and lottery money. Non-statutory public services
rely on charity donations or look for other sources of income, such as government
grants and lottery money.All public services, whether uniformed or not, play an
important role in the community. They exist to serve the public and have a
responsibility to offer a service that is fair, courteous, and unbiased.Sometimes
statutory services needs extra help because they can not always do the job on their
own , for example if there's a shortage of ambulance at any given time and they
need it for an incident the saint johns ambulance service will step in and help them.
Sometimes it's the volunteer services that can do the job when the statutory services
like the police and fire can not. For example if there was a situation where there was
someone drawing in the sea then the police fire service or ambulance won't be
useful therefore the RNLI would step in as its their specialty.
, Statutory public Non-statutory public
services services
Police Service- St John’s Ambulance-
neighbourhood watch.
They have more This is a volunteer
manpower and can offer organisation that's
additional support. They similar to the ambulance
have a wider reach and service. These will be
more equipment used if they is a
shortage of ambulances
and there's an incident
Fire Service- this is the RNLI- this is a volunteer
official service for na inc organisation that can
nets including fire and help assist the coast
bad car crashes guard if they need extra
manpower.
Ambulance Service-
this is the official service
for any medical
accidents, sometimes
assisted by st johns
ambulance
Coast Guard- this is the
official service from
water incidents
sometimes assisted by
the RNLI
Boscastle flood -
The first service that arrived at the scene was the police. They were first one scene
when they got reports that there was a disturbance. When they arrived there there
was already a lot of damage that had been done. They corrected a lot of the ears
that were converted to a danger zone and made sure that there wasn't anyone
around the surrounding area that could potentially be in danger. They also assessed
