The organization should consider the protection of health, safety, property and the environment as the purpose of emergency response planning; plans may be generic or for specific risks or facilities; in defining the plan's scope the organization should consider the types of emergencies addressed, the types specifically excluded because other plans address them, responsibilities and limitations due to areas of jurisdiction, and the scale of emergencies; the plan should be available in electronic and hard copy during an incident to all organizations identified in it, and may be stand-alone or an annex to another plan, integrated with other plans when activated concurrently.
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