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Decision of 24 June 2010 laying down rules on the organisation and tasks of the security regions and the municipal fire brigade, as well as the financial contribution of the Kingdom of the Kingdom of the European Union (Decision of the Security Regions)
We Beatrix, at the grace of God, Queen of the Netherlands, Princess of Orange-Nassau, etc. etc. etc.
On the nomination of the State Secretary for Home Affairs and Kingdom Relations of 26 April 2010, No 2010-0000286048, CZW/WVOB;
Having regard to Directive No 96 /82/EC -Council of the European Union of 9 December 1996 (PbEG 1997 L 10) on the control of major-accident hazards involving dangerous substances (Seveso II), last amended by Regulation (EC) No 1016/96 (OJ L 10, 9.9.1997, p. 1137/2008 (PbEU L 311), Directive No 2006 /21/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of the European Union of 15 March 2006 on the management of waste from extractive industries (PbEU L 102), the Articles 17, 1st and 2nd Member , 18, 1st Member , 31, fourth member , 33, fourth member , and 55, fifth paragraph, of the Safety Regions Act and Article 45, first paragraph, of the Polition Act 1993 ;
The Council of State heard (opinion of 3 June 2010, No W04.10.0063/I);
Having regard to the further report of the State Secretary for the Interior and of the Kingdom of the Kingdom of 21 June 2010, No 2010-0000398200;
Have found good and understand:
For the purpose of this Decision:
Incident Place Incident: command site incident as intended in Article 2.1.2 ;
Municipal Policy Team: Municipal Policy Team as referred to in Article 2.1.5 ;
large-scale alerting: alerting, without delay, to a disaster or crisis, of the parts of the main structure of the disaster response and crisis management, intended by Article 2.1.1, points (b) to (e) ;
Main structure of disaster management and crisis management: Main structure of disaster management and crisis management as intended Article 2.1.1 ;
Reporting chamber: common reporting chamber, for the purpose of Article 35, first paragraph, of the Act ;
Environment permit: Environment permit for an establishment plan as intended Article 2.1, first paragraph, point (e) of the General Provisions Act ;
Time of arrival: the time between the notification of the notification by the reporting chamber and the arrival of the first fire brigade at the site of the incident;
report: Farm Fire Service Report, referred to in: Article 7.2, first paragraph ;
Regional Policy Team: Regional Policy Team as referred to in Article 39, second paragraph, of the Act ;
Regional operational team: Regional Operational Team as referred to in Article 2.1.4 ;
Risk profile: risk profile referred to in Article 15 of the Act ;
team population care: team population care as intended in Article 2.1.3 ;
Security report: report as intended Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 ;
Law: Security Regions Law .
The Steering Board of the Security Region shall ensure the establishment of the main structure of the disaster response and crisis management, consisting of the following elements:
a. the reporting chamber;
b. One or more command-place incident, depending on the nature of the disaster or crisis and the manner in which it develops;
c. one or more teams of population care, depending on the nature of the disaster or crisis and the manner in which it develops;
d. A regional operational team; and
e. a municipal policy team or, in the case of a superlocal disaster or crisis, a regional policy team.
1 A command place incident exists at least:
a. A leader command site incident;
b. An officer of the fire department;
c. An officer of the medical officer;
d. An officer of the Police Department or of the Royal Marechaussee;
e. an information manager command place incident, and
f. A staff of crisis communication command site incident.
2 A command site incident is in charge of the operational direction on the ground, alignment with other involved parties as referred to in Article 16, second paragraph, of the Act , and advise on the regional operational team.
1 A team of population care shall be composed of at least the officials appointed by the College of Mayor and Aldermen, one of whom shall be responsible for the management of the team, one officer with information management, and one staff member. Official with the coordination of crisis communication.
2 A team of population care ensures that the following tasks are performed:
a. providing for the provision of crisis communication;
b. providing for the reception and care of the population;
c. providing care for the population;
d. registering the victims,
e. registration of injury cases; and
f. advising the regional operational team.
1 A regional operational team shall at least consist of:
a. A regional operational leader;
b. A fire brigade section;
c. A GHOR section;
d. A section of police;
e. a population care section;
f. A information management section; and
g. A staff member of crisis communication regional operational team.
2 A regional operational team shall be responsible for the operational management, alignment with other parties to the disaster or crisis, and advise the municipal or regional policy team.
3 If there are more commandos in place, the regional operational team shall be responsible for coordinating them.
1 A municipal policy team consists of at least the managers of the fire brigade, the GHOR, the police and the population.
2 A municipal policy team supports the mayor in disaster response and crisis management.
The governance of the security region shall lay down criteria for the situations in which the reporting chamber will lead to large-scale alerting.
Once it has been established that the criteria for large-scale alerting are satisfied, the reporting chamber shall be governed by a single management officer.
2 The management of the security region shall agree with the shortstop to the extent to which notifications of no relation to a disaster or crisis are handled.
1 Within two minutes of it being determined that the criteria for large scale alarm are met, the reporting chamber shall begin with alerting the components of the main structure of the disaster response and crisis control, as specified in: Article 2.1.1, points (b) to (e) , and become the mayor or, in the case, Article 39 of the Act apply, the President of the Security Region and the mayors concerned shall be informed.
2 Depending on the nature and circumstances of the disaster or crisis, the reporting room shall alarm other officials and units necessary for disaster response and crisis management.
Within five minutes of establishing that the criteria for large-scale alerting are met, the reporting chamber shall, on the basis of the available data, give as complete a description as possible of the incident to the parts of the main structure. Disaster management and crisis management and other officials or units referred to in Article 2.2.3, second paragraph .
The management of the security region shall ensure that, in the event of failure of the reporting chamber, the function and tasks of the reporting chamber are maintained.
1 The control of security regions shall be subject to a uniform cleaning procedure.
2 Our Minister may give detailed rules on the scale of the procedure for the suspension procedure.
1 From the moment it has been established that the criteria set out in Article 2.2.1 the following elements or officers shall begin the execution of their duties within the time specified:
a. A first command site incident within thirty minutes;
b. The executives within a regional operational team within forty-five minutes, with the exception of the management of the information management section, starting within thirty minutes;
c. Officer of the Regional Operational Team Crisis Communication Officer within 30 minutes;
d. the information management section of a regional operational team within 40 minutes;
e. the remaining sections of a regional operational team within 60 minutes;
f. a team of population care within ninety minutes with the exception of the officer in charge of the coordination of crisis communication, starting within thirty minutes; and
g. a municipal policy team within sixty minutes from the time the mayor has called the policy team together.
2 The governance of the security region ensures that the main structure of disaster management and crisis management is able to function unabated during a disaster or crisis.
1 The management of the security region shall ensure that an overall picture is maintained within the main structure of disaster management and crisis management during a disaster or crisis.
2 The overall picture is composed of at least the available data on the incident, on assistance, on the prognosis and on the approach and on the measures taken and on the results of the measures taken.
3 The overall picture shall be made available by automated road as soon as possible and in so far as it is reasonably possible, to:
a. The components of the main structure of the disaster management and crisis management;
b. Parties other in the event of the disaster or crisis, in so far as they need such data for the performance of their tasks and powers; and
c. Our Minister.
1 The components of the main structure of disaster management and crisis management, intended in Article 2.1.1, parts (a) to (e) , in the event of disaster relief and crisis management, we have our own image.
2 It is based on facts available on the development and effects of an incident, the risks to safety of emergency workers and individuals in the affected area, the approach of the incident and the people needed to do so. Resources.
3 The data are processed in the own image and as far as possible verified after they are available within ten minutes.
4 The data shall be made available by automated means to:
a. The components of the main structure of the disaster management and crisis management;
b. Other parties involved in the disaster or crisis who need these data for the execution of their tasks and powers; and
c. the part that keeps the overall picture.
An opinion or assignment of a part of the main structure of disaster management and crisis management shall be based on the current own image of that component and on the current overall picture.
In the event that an opinion or a request has not been fully followed or performed, the part of the main structure of disaster management and crisis management that has given this opinion or this command shall be informed thereof. ed. The contract will then be in accordance with Article 2.4.3 reformulated.
The management of the security region shall ensure that the components of the main structure of disaster management and crisis management are jointly conducted annually with a fictitious disaster or crisis.
For the purpose of carrying out the tasks, mentioned in Article 25, first paragraph, points (a) and (b) , respectively Article 26, first paragraph, of the Act , the management of the security region or the college of mayor and aldermen ensure that the fire brigade provide basic fire units, support units for rescue and extinguishing at height and support units for assistance This is
1 A basic fire unit consists of:
a. A commanding officer,
b. A driver, also vehicle operator, and
c. Two ploughs of two troops.
2 The unit shall be responsible for:
a. Firefighting and rescue;
b. Technical assistance;
c. Basic operations in the fight against accidents involving dangerous substances;
d. Water accident support.
3 The unit is equipped with a tank-car syringe with equipment.
1 A support unit for saving and extinguishing at height consists of:
a. a commanding officer or a workmanship; and
b. A driver, also vehicle operator.
2 The unit shall be responsible for:
a. Saving people and animals at altitude;
b. Support for basic firefighting units when extinguishing at altitude; and
c. Grant of assistance at altitude.
3 The unit is equipped with a rescue vehicle with equipment.
1 A support unit for assistance shall consist of:
a. A commanding officer or a workmanship a or a b; and
b. A driver, also vehicle operator.
2 The unit shall be responsible for:
a. Support in freeing, breezed and enclosed humans and animals;
b. Support for basic acts in the fight against accidents involving dangerous substances;
c. Water accident support.
3 The unit shall have a rescue vehicle equipped with equipment.
1 By way of derogation from Article 3.1.2, first paragraph , the board of the security region or the college of mayor and aldermen may decide on a different composition of basic fire brigade, provided that it is provided with an equivalent level of fire care and does not affect the quality of fire done to the safety and health of the fire personnel.
2 Application of the first paragraph shall be without prejudice to the agreements referred to in Article 51, fifth paragraph, of the Act .
1 The Governing Council of the Security Region shall apply the following time standards when determining the time of arrival of a basic fire brigade:
a. five minutes from buildings with a closed structure shopping function, buildings with a residential function above a building with a shopping function or buildings with a cell function;
b. 6 minutes for portion torments, pore flats or buildings with a residential function for reduced self-rescuers;
c. 8 minutes for buildings with a residential function other than those referred to in (a) and (b), or with a shopping function, health care function, teaching function or accommodation function; and
d. ten minutes on buildings with an office function, industrial function, sports function, meeting function or any other use function.
2 If the management of the security region determines arrival times for certain locations that deviate from the time standards, it motivates the choice of location and the extent of the deviation.
3 The management of the security region shall not establish any time of arrival that is higher than 18 minutes.
The governance of the security region determines the objects for which the deployment of a support unit for saving and extinguishing at height is always necessary. The board determines the same arrival times for these objects for the support units as for the base fire units.
The management of the security region shall ensure a closing record of the realised arrival times.
In the case of a ministerial arrangement, requirements may be made for standardization and interchangeability of the material and equipment of the base fire units, the support units for assistance and the support units for rescue and extinguishing at altitude.
For the purpose of the task, Article 25, first paragraph, parts b, c and d, of the law ensure the governance of the Security Region ensures that the fire department has a hazardous substance exploration unit and a hazardous substance control unit and has a consultant hazardous material available. Substances.
1 A unit for the exploration of dangerous substances consists of:
a. A measurement plan leader; and
b. At least four measurement crews, each of which consists of two connoisseurs of hazardous substances.
2 A measurement crew is in charge of exploring and measuring dangerous substances.
1 Combating accidents involving dangerous substances shall at least consist of:
a. An officer of duty,
b. Two commanding officers,
c. Eight gaspacking carriers,
d. 6 manships a, and
e. Two drivers.
2 A unit control of accidents involving dangerous substances shall be responsible for:
(a) rescuing people and animals from an area infected by dangerous substances;
b. combating the source of the accident involving dangerous substances; and
c. The disinfection of aid workers and civilians.
A consultant responsible for dangerous substances shall be responsible for:
drawing up a hazard estimate;
b. advising the operational leadership of the fire department on fighting the source; and
(c) advising the operational leadership of the fire brigade on the measures necessary for the protection of the environment.
1 In case of threat to public health, a research unit for the exploration of dangerous substances, a combat accident involving dangerous substances and a consultant hazardous substances together with the in the region active institutions, healthcare providers, ambulance providers and health services, as intended Article 33, first paragraph, of the Act .
2 An accident prevention unit with hazardous materials and a consultant hazardous substances act in addition to basic fire units intended in: Article 3.1.1 .
3 For the purpose of combating accidents involving dangerous substances, the regional fire brigade shall have procedures described in respect of:
a. approach to the fight against accidents involving dangerous substances;
b. the exploration and measurement of hazardous substances; and
c. warn and inform of the population.
1 The safety regions mentioned in the Annex 1 to this Decision, including for the purposes of the surrounding security regions referred to, a decontamination unit for large-scale chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents.
2 A disinfectant unit for large-scale chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents consists of:
a. A leader disinfecting unit, being an officer of duty;
b at least two commanders;
(c) at least 14 troops;
d. Two drivers; and
e. a consultant hazardous substance.
3 A disinfectant unit for large-scale chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents shall be responsible for:
a. Supply of resources and knowledge for the purpose of fighting chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents;
b. Providing support to a unit to fight against accidents involving dangerous substances in the rescue of humans and animals; and
(c) as far as large-scale chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents are concerned, disinfection of infected persons.
4 In case of threat to public health, a decontamination unit works for large-scale chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents along with the institutions, health care providers in the region, Ambulance carriers and health services specified in: Article 33, first paragraph, of the Act .
1 A measurement plan leader shall start immediately after alerting to the performance of his duties and shall be within 30 minutes of alert at the reporting chamber or regional operational team.
2 One and depending on the nature of the accident a second, measurement crew starts within 30 minutes of alerting to the performance of his duties at the designated measurement location.
3. Depending on the nature of the accident, a third or a fourth measurement crew starts within 60 minutes of being alerted to the performance of his duties at the designated measurement site.
1 Combating accidents involving dangerous substances shall commence within 30 minutes of alerting to the performance of its duties at the site of the incident.
2 A hazardous substance consultant shall start depending on the regionally established risk profile within 30 or 60 minutes after alerting it to the performance of its duties at the site of the incident.
1 A decontamination unit for large-scale chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents shall be ready for departure within 30 minutes of alert.
2 The decontamination unit can serve at least eight hours of service.
3 The decontamination unit can decontaminate at least 50 persons per hour.
In the case of the standardization and interchangeability of the equipment and equipment of the units for the exploration of dangerous substances, the units for the control of accidents may be laid down in the Ministerial Regulation. hazardous substances, the hazardous substances consultant, and the disinfection units for large-scale chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear incidents.
The written agreements on medical treatment between the management of the security region and the institutions, healthcare providers, ambulance providers and health services in that security region, as referred to in Article 4 (2). Article 33, first paragraph, of the Act , concerning:
a. procedures to be followed in the event of a disaster or crisis, in any case involving large-scale alerting, scaling, coordination, information management and evaluation;
b. the manner in which and the extent to which personnel and equipment are deployed;
c. the accessibility and availability of personnel, space and equipment;
d. the mode of training and exercise for the purpose of joint action in disaster management and crisis management and the frequency in which training and practice is carried out;
e. the cooperation with:
1 °. the officials of the GHOR,
2 °. other institutions; and
3 °. other auxiliary provision bodies; and
f. the maintenance and management of equipment for the provision of medicine in the event of accidents and disasters owned by the security region or the State.
1 The governance of the security region establishes a disaster relief plan for a disaster in upper-tier system as intended. Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 .
2 The first paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis to a calamity in an establishment which is located in another State, which may lead to a disaster in the Netherlands. The articles contained in this paragraph shall be applied as far as possible.
Without prejudice Article 6.1.7, second paragraph , the Disaster Relief Plan or amendments thereto shall be adopted no later than one year after the management of the Security Region, on the basis of: Article 6.15, first paragraph, of the Environmental Law Decision , the parts of the safety report which are accompanied by an application for an environmental permit have been received.
In any event, the disaster relief plan shall contain:
(a) the name or function of persons associated with the establishment who are empowered to enter into force on the procedures of alarm inside and outside the establishment and of the operation of control actions within the establishment;
(b) the name or function of the persons responsible for the operational management of the total control operations;
(c) the measures and provisions that have been taken to ensure that the person in charge of the warrant and the rescue services is informed promptly and the persons involved in the fight are quickly called;
d. the schedule relating to the direction of and the coordinated deployment of services and organisations which may be involved in the fight against;
(e) the measures and provisions adopted for the purpose of combating and outside the premises of the establishment;
f. the measures and provisions that have been taken to inform the public about the disaster or the threat of disaster and about the course of action it has to follow;
g. the measures and provisions that have been taken to inform the assistance services of another State, if the population or the environment of that State can be affected or threatened by the disaster.
1 Section 3: 4 of the General Administrative Law Act shall apply mutatis mutandis to the establishment of the disaster-control plan.
2 If in relation to the establishment with application of Article 19.3 of the Environment a second text of a document which has left out confidential information as provided for in that Article shall only be made available for access to that text.
If the population of another state can be affected by the consequences of a disaster in the establishment covered by the disaster-fighting plan, the management of the security region in which the establishment is wholly or partially the competent authority of the other State shall inform the public of the possibility of putting forward its views on the draft.
The management of the security region shall, at the request of the competent authority of another State, cooperate in the provision of documents drawn up in the other State in the context of the preparation of a document with a view to the protection of the security and safety of the Member States. The plan for the fight against a disaster to be equivalent to a plan for an establishment situated in that State.
1 The management of the security region shall ensure that at the appropriate intervals but at least once every three years, together with the components of the main structure of the disaster management and crisis management, an exercise shall be carried out in order to the Catastrophe Control plan is tested for correctness, completeness and usability.
2 The management of the security region shall be reviewed and updated at the appropriate intervals, but at least once every three years, or the Catastrophic Plan must be reviewed and updated. It shall take account of changes in the establishment or its environment, with changes in the organisation and tasks of services and organisations involved in the fight against disasters, with new technical knowledge and knowledge of the measures to be taken in the event of disasters.
1 Where the management of the security region decides that a plan does not need to be established for a plan, it shall send a copy of its decision:
a. The person driving the device;
(b) the mayor of the municipality in which the establishment is situated;
(c) the administrative board which is competent to provide the establishment with an environmental permit;
d. designated by our Minister for Social Affairs and Employment, intended to do so by Article 1, third paragraph, part d, of the Working Conditions Act , and
e. Our Minister.
2 If the decision of the management of the security region concerns an establishment which is wholly or partly situated in a municipality adjacent to another State, our Minister shall send a copy of the decision to the other State.
1 The board of the security region shall establish, after consultation with the operator of a civilian airport, the base commander of a military airport, a disaster relief plan for a plane accident at an airport within the The Convention on International Civil Aviation (Trb), Annex 14, Volume 1 of the Convention on International Civil Aviation established in Chicago on 7 December 1944 and Table 9-1 in Annex 14. 1973, 109) was classified in fire risk class 3 or higher, or in the case of a military airport, the site designated by our Minister of Defence.
2 The disaster response plan will also help to address the immediate vicinity of an airport. The management of the security region shall establish, in agreement with the operator of a civilian airport, the base commander of a military airport, which area is included in the immediate vicinity.
3 Section 3.4 of the General Administrative Law Act shall apply mutatis mutandis to the establishment of the disaster-control plan.
4 The governance of the security region will send the disaster response plan to our Minister of Infrastructure and the Environment.
In any event, the disaster relief plan shall contain:
a. The functions of persons associated with the airport who are responsible for operating procedures of alerting within and outside the airport and of control actions at the airport;
b. the functions of the persons in charge of the operational direction of the total control actions;
(c) the measures and arrangements that have been taken to ensure that the person in charge of the operational management and the assistance services are promptly informed and the persons involved in the fight are quickly called upon;
d. the schedule relating to the direction of and the coordinated deployment of services and organisations which may be involved in the fight against;
e. the measures and provisions adopted for the purpose of combating it and in the immediate vicinity of the airport;
f. a plan in broad outlines of the medical organization, including a plan on the main lines of reception and care of the victims;
g. the way in which the population is informed and about the line of conduct to be followed;
h. the measures and provisions being taken to inform the rescue services of another State, if the population or the environment of that State is affected or threatened by the aircraft accident;
the way in which victims, relatives of victims, travellers, airport staff and of air carriers, foreign and foreign authorities and the media are informed; and
j. An overview map of the layout of the airport and its immediate surroundings.
1 The management of the security region shall ensure that jointly with the components of the main structure of disaster response and crisis management, an exercise shall be held at appropriate intervals to which the disaster response plan shall be correctness, completeness and usability is reviewed.
2 In any case, a multidisciplinary staff exercise is conducted once every two years and a multidisciplinary exercise of staff and operational units is carried out once every four years.
3 In the exercises, referred to in the second paragraph, the airport contingency plan shall be co-rehearsable.
4 The management of the security region shall ensure the evaluation of the exercises referred to in the second paragraph. In performing the review, the operator of a civilian airport and the base commander, intended Article 6.2.1 I'm involved.
5 The management of the security region shall ensure that the Disaster Relief Plan is updated once every four years.
1 The board of the security region establishes a disaster relief plan for a disaster in a waste facility category A as intended Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the Environment .
2 Article 6.1.3 shall apply mutatis mutandis to the disaster relief plan referred to in the first paragraph.
3 A plan of disaster referred to in paragraph 1 shall be set no later than one year after the date on which the competent authority received a copy of an application for the management of an environmental permit for a category A waste facility.
The person who drives the category A waste facility shall, upon application for an environmental permit for such waste, or at any time to the competent authority, shall be provided in accordance with the procedure laid down in Article 4 (2). Article 6.3.1, third paragraph , and the management of the security region, the information necessary to enable them to carry out their tasks properly in the context of the preparation of the fight against disaster. This does not apply to the extent that these data have already been provided or can be obtained under other rules.
On the establishment of a disaster-control plan as referred to in Article 6.3.1 or of significant changes to that Article 6.1.4 applicable mutatis mutandis.
For a designation as an establishment to have a fire brigade available, eligibility shall be:
a. establishments as specified in Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 ;
b. Devices with installations on which Chapter 2, Section 2, of the Working Conditions Order is applicable in so far as it concerns:
1 °. establishments wholly or substantially wholly intended for storage in connection with the transport of substances referred to in that section, with or without combination with other substances and products;
2 ° rail-weaving elements provided that they are not part of a device as intended for use in the Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 , and
c. Devices specified in Article 15 (b) of the Nuclear Energy Act , with the exception of the establishments in which Article 44 of the Decision nuclear installations, fissile materials and ores is applicable.
1 Before taking the lead, the board of the security region shall request the head or the driver of the establishment, whose management may reasonably suspect that in the event of a fire or accident it is a particular danger to the person concerned. public security may, within three months of receipt of the request to that end, produce a report on the fire brigade, containing the following information:
a. a general description of the establishment, of the substances contained therein and of the properties of such substances;
b. a general description of the processes taking place in the establishment;
c. a description of the nature, extent, course of time and control or control of a fire or accident in the area of the establishment:
1 ° which shall be deemed to be real and typical, given the nature of an installation or the establishment, taking into account the preventive provisions made therein,
2 ° where damage to buildings or persons in the environment of the establishment may occur; and
3 ° the need for a clear effect of preventive or repressive measures, thus preventing the escalation of that action;
d. the Measuring Incident Scenarios that means the credible incident scenarios specified in Part II C , which determine the size and equipment of the farm fire department;
e. a description of the organisation of the service fire department deemed necessary, including the size of the personnel and equipment.
2 If the information referred to in paragraph 1 has already been entered in a safety report, the report shall be sufficient to refer to the relevant information.
3 The management of the security region shall send a copy of the report to:
a. The supervisor, intended to Article 1, third paragraph, part d, of the Working Conditions Act ;
(b) the College of Mayor and Alderman of the Municipality in which the establishment is situated;
c. the Governing Body which, in accordance with Article 2.4 of the General Provisions Act is competent to provide an environmental permit for the establishment; and
d. Our Minister of Infrastructure and the Environment, if the Establishment is located on or is part of an airport as intended in Article 1.1, first paragraph, of the Aviation Act .
4 The management of the security region may request the head or the driver of the establishment to provide additional information to the Steering Board.
1 Where the Governing Board of the Security Region considers that the establishment for which the Steering Board is Article 7.2, first paragraph , having received a report in case of a fire or accident could pose particular danger to public safety, the board designates the establishment to be within a time limit set by the board about a farm fire service. have.
2 The board of the security region shall not appoint a facility other than after the governing bodies referred to in the Article 7.2, third paragraph , have been given the opportunity to deliver an opinion on the matter and after hearing the head or driver of the establishment have been heard by the Board.
3 The management of the security region may designate establishments to be jointly provided with a fire brigade. The second paragraph shall apply mutatis mutandis.
4 The board of the security region sends a copy of the designation to the governing bodies referred to in Article 7.2, third paragraph .
5 The management of the security region may, in the designation referred to in paragraphs 1 and 3, require only:
a. the exercise and composition of the farm fire department where the functions mentioned in the Decision of personnel safety regions , may be designated;
b. The arrangements for extinguishing water, reporting, alerting and communications;
c. the extinguishing equipment;
d. The protective devices;
e. the alerting of and collaboration with the fire brigade and other assistance organizations; and
f. The size of the personnel and equipment of the farm fire department.
1 After the modification or extension of a designated establishment or a change in the processes in which it has a significant effect on the content of the report, the head or driver of that establishment shall be required to take a decision as soon as possible. to transfer a corresponding report to the management of the security region accordingly.
2 Article 7.2, second to fourth paragraphs , shall apply mutatis mutandis.
3 If the modified report, the safety report or the change thereto give rise to it, the management of the security region may either revoke the designation or change the requirements of the designation.
4 The management of the security region shall, when determining the amended requirements referred to in paragraph 3, specify a time limit within which such requirements must be fulfilled.
5 Article 7.3 (2) and (4) , shall apply mutatis mutandis.
1 After modification of the environment of a designated establishment which has significant implications for data on the credible and measuring incident scenarios specified in: Article 7.2 (c) and (d) , the Governing Council of the Security Region may revoke the designation or change the requirements of the designation.
2 The management of the security region shall, when determining the amended requirements referred to in the first paragraph, specify a period within which such requirements must be fulfilled.
3 Article 7.3 (2) and (4) , shall apply mutatis mutandis.
1 In a direction our Minister gives to an institution which is situated on or is part of a military force in use, the Commission shall be Articles 7.1 to 7.5 mutatis mutandis, except that our Minister also sends a copy of the report to the Minister of Defence and the administration of the Security Region.
2 Our Minister sends a report to the management of the security region after he edited the report in such a way that the data for which secrecy is provided, do not appear in it or can not be derived from it.
1 Our Minister, subject to the approval of the budget of expenditure and revenue of the Ministry of Security and Justice, proposes to contribute to the next year's contribution to the security regions. The total amount available for the purpose benefit, consisting of the amounts, referred to in Article 8.2 and from a fixed and variable part. The fixed and variable part shall be divided according to the distribution system in Annex 2 to this Decision.
2 Our Minister may update the annual contribution in relation to pay and price changes which lead to changes in the amount available for the target benefit.
3 Our Minister may update the annual contribution in relation to changes to the amount available for the target benefit, other than those referred to in the second paragraph.
4 Our Minister shall inform the management of the security region as soon as possible of a decision to update as referred to in the second and third paragraphs.
5 The annual contribution shall be charged to the annual contribution, no later than 1 December of the year to which the annual contribution relates.
1 In connection with additional facilities for the Wadden Islands, the Fryslân security region receives an annual amount of € 150,000,-and the North Holland-North security region an annual amount of € 28,000,-.
2 In connection with additional facilities for Schiphol airport, the Kennemerland security region receives an annual amount of € 5,000,000,-.
3 For interregional strengthening of the security regions of Amsterdam-Amstelland and Kennemerland in connection with Schiphol airport, the Kennemerland security region receives an annual amount of € 2,500,000.
4 For the performance of the task, referred to in Article 4.1.6 , the security regions, named in Annex 1 by this Decision, each year an amount of € 175,000.-.
1 Our Minister may make an incidental contribution to a security region.
2 An occasional contribution may be granted subject to conditions.
Payment of the following Articles 8.1 and 8.2 calculated contribution for the target benefit will take place in four equal instalments on 15 January, 15 April, 15 July and 15 October.
The Board of the Security Region devotes the contribution for the target benefit to the execution of tasks assigned to the Board on the basis of Article 10 of the Act have been allocated.
If the accountant has given a disapproving statement or a statement of limitation or depository receipt, our Minister may reduce the annual contribution for the target benefit for another year.
1 The disaster relief plans on the basis of the Disaster Relief Plans Decision have been determined by the mayor, remain in effect. Without prejudice to: Article 6.1.7, second paragraph , they shall be re-determined by the management of the security region if it considers it necessary.
2 The disaster relief plans that are based on the Aerodrome Aerodrome disaster relief plan decision have been determined by the mayor, remain in effect. They shall be re-determined by the management of the security region if it considers it necessary.
A designation determined on the basis of Article 4 of the Decision on fire-extinguuration , remain in force except that the designation can be withdrawn or the requirements set at the designation may be altered with application of the Articles 7.4 to 7.6 .
This Decision shall enter into force on the date on which the Security Regions Law enters into force.
This decision is referred to as: Decision of the security regions.
Charges and orders that this Decision will be placed in the Official Journal by means of the note of explanatory note accompanying it.
' s-Gravenhage, 24 June 2010
Beatrix
The Secretary of State for the Interior and Kingdom Relations,
A. Th. B. Assistance field-Schouten
Issued the first of July 2010The Minister of Justice,
E. M. H. Hirsch Ballin
| Groningen |
Fryslân Drenthe |
| Northern and Eastern Gelderland |
Iron and steel Twente Gelderland-Middle Gelderland-South |
| Brabant-Zuidoost |
Brabant-North Limburg-North Limburg-South |
| Amsterdam-Amstelland |
Flevoland Throw and Vechtstreek Kennemerland North Holland-North Zaanstreek-Waterland Utrecht |
| Rotterdam-Rijnmond |
South Holland-South Central and West Brabant Zealand |
| Haaglands |
Hollands Middle |
The amount available for the fixed and variable part of the target payment shall be allocated on the basis of the following formula:
fixed amount + ( Residential * € 0.97) + ( oppbe b * € 46,10)-( OAD * € 0,195) + ( Cores * € 447,00) + ( oppto * € 1,60) + ( Principal * € 5,125,422) + ( BRZO * € 4,967,021) + (inwo * € 0,21)] * benefit factor
Structure Attribute or Measure
Meaning
Structure attribute check in Annex 2 of the 2001 financial relations decision or other sources
| lump sum |
an equal amount per security region |
|
| oppto |
Total area of municipality of land and inland water (biwa) in hectares + area of external water (buiwa) in hectares |
Table numbers 16, 19 and 20 |
| Residential |
number of living quarters |
Table number 24 |
| inwo |
number of inhabitants |
Table number 2 |
| oppbeb |
Area of the cultivation in hectares |
Table number 21 |
| oad |
Environment address density living spaces |
Table number 32 |
| Cores |
number of dwelling cores in the commune |
Table number 36 |
| Principal |
Length of main fairways per kilometre on the main road network |
Ministry of Infrastructure and the Environment, Database Cruise Roads in the Netherlands (VIN) |
| Burzo |
Upper-tier devices as intended Article 1, first paragraph, of the Decision of the Risk of Serious Accidents 2015 |
Ministry of VWS, RIVM-file Brzo-companies |
| Benefit factor |
the quotient of the total amount available reduced by the amounts referred to in Article 8.2 and the sum of (a) the products obtained by multiplying for each measure the number of units by the amount per unit and (b) the fixed amounts |
The number of units per structure characteristic or measure shall be determined as from 1 January prior to the year of benefit.
