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FREEDOM OF INFORMATION REQUEST REFERENCE NO: 411284
I write in connection with your request for information which was received on 28th May 2025. Please find below the response to your request:
iii. Other (please state).
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West Mercia Police holds some of the information requested
1.How many multi-agency exercises have been conducted by your organisation within the last 3 years (1st May 2022 to 30th April 2025 inclusive).
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iii. Other (please state). – 12 – Paper feed/TEAMS
Please note proportionate figures are not held, totals have been given
1) Hot debriefs after live, tabletop and paper feed exercises.
2) Follow up debriefs via email and QR code request.
How any changes to policies and procedures are implemented as a result of this feedback.
Implementation is guided in a multi-agency path through the Joint Operating Learning process. For in house implementation, West Mercia have an Operational Learning system which considers reports completed following exercises and recommends changes to policy and procedure.
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iii. Involved organisations from the voluntary and faith based sectors (please detail).
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The aims and objectives are determined based upon the exercise. We have made a significant push focusing upon the Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Programme (JESIP) Principles and our core Policing duties since the second volume of the Manchester Arena Inquiry was released.
These are communicated to parties initially during the planning process when a request is sent for the exercise to be resourced, and then by the use of an exercise booklet and subsequently during briefings to involved parties.