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emma reed. introduction to emergency preparedness, resilience and response, and on that first page, we can see in paragraph one, a reference to the fact that the dhs sea, and conjunction with nhs england and public health england must provide a coordinated response to the challenge of risks set out in the national risk assessment, such as national hazards. that includes the risk of pandemic flu? yes. you can see references the risk of pandemic flu? yes. you can see references to the risk of pandemic flu? ie3 you can see references to the department coordinating health response to the incidents in salisbury and amesbury. emergency preparedness, above paragraph six, the civil contingencies act 2004 outlines the national response to civil
and dhc, being the lead government department for pandemic risk, being a health emergency. department for pandemic risk, being a health emergency.- it - department for pandemic risk, being a health emergency.- it is i a health emergency. correct. it is clear from a health emergency. correct. it is clear from the a health emergency. correct. it is clear from the documents - a health emergency. correct. it is clear from the documents before | a health emergency. correct. it is. clear from the documents before the inquiry that the departmental risk register, the paperwork and guidance dating to the discharge by your department of its role as lead government department, the legal obligation placed on the department by virtue of being a category one responder of the civil contingencies act 2004 and its supervision of a number of bodies but most importantly the pandemic influenza preparedness board and the