To be effective, the Incident Action Plan should cover a specified timeframe.

A. True B. False

True

Explanation:

To be effective, an incident action plan should focus on addressing future time frames known as operational periods. Also taking the following into consideration.

-Be proactive

-Specify the incident objectives

-State the activities to be completed

-Assign responsibilities

-Identify needed resources

-Specify communication protocols

In order to be effective, an incident command action plan should contain a specified timeframe otherwise it is possible that goals are repeatedly postponed and these could lead to the goals not being executed. Thus the given statement is true.

True

Explanation:

An incident Action plan should cover a specific time frame in order to facilitate effective and immediate response to activities covered in the incident Action Plan.

An incident action plan is an organised course of action to be taken according to events which might occur within the specific time frame covered by the Incident Action plan. the events covered in this action plan are more or less emergencies. so setting/providing a specified time frame for the response to events is needed to make the incident action plan an effective one