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IS-800: National Response Framework (NRF) Introduction

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Q1. The National Response Framework is primarily:

A tactical checklist for one agency only A guide for how the nation responds to incidents A replacement for local emergency operations plans A policy limited to terrorism incidents

Q2. Emergency Support Functions (ESFs) are used to:

Replace Incident Command Group federal coordinating structures by functional capability Direct local tactical operations Limit support to federal agencies only

Q3. How do NRF and NIMS relate?

They are unrelated programs NRF uses NIMS principles for incident management and coordination NIMS replaces all NRF doctrine NRF applies only before incidents while NIMS applies only after