The organization should plan to manage concurrent incidents, since the consequences of an incident may arise on multiple levels and in several sectors of the public at once; when managing concurrent incidents it should identify the organizations involved to avoid duplication and to make offering or requesting assistance timely and simple, anticipate that other organizations may assess the situation differently, and identify situations such as cascading effects that may impede or delay agreements and lead to inappropriate actions; and it should develop a common operational picture by actively sharing information with other organizations with requests as precise as possible and the security of information considered, ensuring its information is accessible to other organizations, and receiving and analysing information obtained from them (C.6 describes the operational picture function).
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