1. England EmergencyServicesBy: Josh HebertPAD 4936

2. The United Kingdom England 3. ResponseEngland has a decentralized structure of emergencyresponse as disasters are handled accordingly to thescale and complexity of the event and is most often onlyhandled at he local level of government.England can also be categorized as a confused flow ofauthority where there is neither a specific upward flowof commands nor a downward flow from a CentralGovernment. 4. Interagency command 5. Authority StructureThe Civil Contingencies Act 2004 (CCA04)establishes Englands Emergency Management(EM). This act is divided into two parts; the firstsection addresses civil protection where as thesecond part deals with establishing emergencypowers. 6. Central Government Engagement Model 7. ObstaclesSeparation of powerFundingRelevance 8. HazardsHigh RiskPandemic FluFloodingCoastalInlandTerrorismCyberPhysicalServe effusive (gas-rich) volcanic eruptionWeatherDense fog/ storms & galesLow Temp & heavy snowHeat wave/ DroughtGlobal WarmingNew RisksServer Space weatherVolcanic eruption