Evacuation and shelter [Book] non-statutory guidance to complement Emergency Preparedness and Emergency Response &Recovery.

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HM Government

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: London: [Cabinet Office], [2006]Description: 60 p: 30 cmSubject(s):

DDC classification:

363.3480942 22

Review: The guidance is designed to inform on the roles and responsibilities relating to evacuation and shelter; and give more information on the key issues relating to evacuation and shelter, including those that have proved problematic in past exercises or real-world events. It covers England and Wales only, although key principles could be more widely applicable.

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The guidance is designed to inform on the roles and responsibilities relating to evacuation and shelter; and give more information on the key issues relating to evacuation and shelter, including those that have proved problematic in past exercises or real-world events. It covers England and Wales only, although key principles could be more widely applicable.

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