Article 10 governs MODIFICATIONS to an establishment, installation or storage facility, or to the nature + physical form OR quantities of dangerous substances which could have significant repercussions for major-accident hazards or could result in a lower-tier establishment becoming an upper-tier establishment, or vice versa. The operator must, before the change, review + where necessary revise the notification, MAPP + SMS, safety report (where required), and emergency plans. Article 11 imposes the EMERGENCY PLANNING obligations on UPPER-TIER establishments: (1) internal emergency plan drawn up by the operator + (2) information supplied by the operator to enable competent authorities + emergency services to draw up the external emergency plan. The plans must be reviewed + where necessary updated + tested AT LEAST EVERY THREE YEARS. Article 11(2) sets the public-consultation obligation for external emergency plans (Article 14). The internal-emergency-plan + external-emergency-plan structures address: (a) information on persons authorised to set emergency procedures in motion; (b) measures for control of the accident; (c) arrangements for limiting risks to people on-site + warning + initial response; (d) arrangements for environmental restoration following major accidents.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.