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    Dispute Resolution and Crisis Incident Management Final Examinations

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    Restorative justice aims to repair harm through inclusive processes that engage victims, communities, and offenders. The incident command system establishes clear lines of authority and responsibility during emergencies. It designates incident commanders and other officers to manage resources, develop incident action plans, assess risks, prevent and mitigate damage to the community. Responsible officers can assume the role of incident commander temporarily if needed but must hand authority back to regular leadership once the crisis subsides.

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    Restorative justice aims to repair harm through inclusive processes that engage victims, communities, and offenders. The incident command system establishes clear lines of authority and responsibility during emergencies. It designates incident commanders and other officers to manage resources, develop incident action plans, assess risks, prevent and mitigate damage to the community. Responsible officers can assume the role of incident commander temporarily if needed but must hand authority back to regular leadership once the crisis subsides.

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    DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND CRISIS INCIDENT MANAGEMENT

    FINAL EXAMINATIONS

    I. Essay: Briefly explain the following:

    1. What do you understand about the term restorative justice? What would be the
    effect of restorative justice within their community and illustrate the essence of
    restorative justice through life example?
    2. What is Resource Management?
    3. What is Incident Action Plan?
    4. Enumerate who are responsible officers in the Incident Command System?
    Explain briefly the task of responsible officers in the Incident Command System.
    5. What are the primordial tasks of Incident Commander?
    6. Explain briefly the delegation of authority power of responsible officer in the
    Incident Command System.
    7. Can the responsible officer assume the command as the Incident Commander? If
    yes, why? If no, why not?
    8. What is crisis? Explain in your own words.
    9. What is risk? Explain briefly.
    10. What is damage, mitigation and prevention?
    Note: Date of submission January 18, 2022 at 10:00 AM (Tuesday)

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