Question

The National Incident Management System (NIMS) provides the architecture for standardized preparation and response to domestic incidents and addresses a number of important considerations. What is NOT addressed by the NIMS?

Answer 1

Answer: The national incident management system is responsible for guiding the government and private organizations to prevent, protect, and respond to incidents.

Step-by-step explanation:

The following things are not addressed by the NIMS:

1. Who is involved performing the hazard responses in organizations.

2. What citizens as a whole nation are responsible to do in an incident.

3. How the citizens as nation can organize and implement the actions in response to incident.

4. Where should individual agencies are supposed to go in the event of the incident.