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7.—(1) In order to facilitate co-operation under regulation 4 or 6, general responders may enter into protocols with each other.
(2) In order to facilitate co-operation under regulation 5 or under a provision in regulations made by the Scottish Ministers under Part 1 which imposes an analogous duty on Scottish Category 1 responders or Scottish Category 2 responders, general responders may enter into protocols with Scottish Category 1 responders.
(3) Such protocols may in particular include provisions which relate to –
(a)the timing of co-operation;
(b)the form of co-operation;
(c)contact details for the individuals who are to be involved in the co-operation.
[F1(4) A protocol which facilitates co-operation under regulation 4 may in particular include provision relating to the performance of a general Category 2 responder’s duty under—
(a)regulation 4(2) (duty to co-operate);
(b)regulation 4(9) (duty to attend meetings of local resilience forums); and
(c)Part 8 (information).
(5) Where a protocol entered into by a general Category 2 responder and all general Category 1 responders which have functions which are exercisable in respect of a particular local resilience area includes any of the provision set out in paragraph (4), the general Category 2 responder’s duties under regulation 4 or 49 as appropriate in respect of that local resilience area shall be varied to the extent specified in the protocol.]
Textual Amendments
F1Reg. 7(4)(5) inserted (1.4.2012) by The Civil Contingencies Act 2004 (Contingency Planning) (Amendment) Regulations 2012 (S.I. 2012/624), regs. 1, 5
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