11. Which major NIMS Component describes systems and methods that help to ensure that incident personnel and other decision make
rs have the means and information they need to make and communicate decisions? A. Command and Coordination B. Communications and Information Management C. Resource Management
Answer: B - Communications and Information Management
Explanation: NIMS (National Incident Management System) is a system initiated by the Federal Government to assist responders on how to respond and react to emergencies.
There are six components of NIMS and they include:
1. Command & Management
2. Preparedness
3.Resource Management
4. Communications and Information Management
5. Supporting Technologies
6. On-going Management Maintenance
Our focus is on the Communications and Information Management. It has to do with how information and decision making is managed and how well it is communicated to all the necessary personnel.
To the best of knowledge, will it is a situation one finds him/herself in and doesn't know how to solve the issue but has only one possible outcome if it truly happens; which could be danger.
The principle that's illustrated by the gas tax is known as the benefit received principle.
<h3>What's a tax?</h3>
It should be noted that a tax is a compulsory payment that generate revenue to the government.
In this case, a gas tax imposed by some states in which those who use the roads more pay more to maintain them is based on the benefits received principle.
