"NFCC ha s a significant role to play in advising and delivering on reform and improvements. We all carry a collective responsibility to build on that reputation in how we shape the fire and rescue service for the future – with the needs and expectations of the public at the forefront of our thinking. “The public have great confidence and trust in firefighters and their fire and rescue services. NFCC Chair Mark Hardingham commented: “I am pleased to see today’s long anticipated publication of the white paper together with the announcements on fire and building safety. The reforms can build on the fantastic work already carried out every day. Alongside our day-to-day 999 response, community and fire safety regulation, the recent work on humanitarian aid convoys to Ukraine and the response to the pandemic is testament to this.Īccording to NFCC, the white paper and subsequent consultation provides a further opportunity to continuous ly improve what fire and rescue services already do and to reach into new roles and responsibilities to respond to local risk and support partner services. The UK fire and rescue service has much to be proud of our fantastic firefighters and people who work in fire services are well-regarded by the public and partners and instil confidence in those who encounter them. NFCC will now respond to the consultations after exploring the recommendations in detail with fire and rescue services. This includes the The Fire Safety Act 2021 (Commencement) (England) Regulations 2022 which implements eight recommendations from the Grenfell Tower Inquiry report and the launch of a new consultation on Personal Emergency Evacuation Plans. The Minister also unveiled a package of fire safety improvements. It focusses on driving forward reform, strengthening governance and improving talent and professionalism. It was laid in parliament and then unveiled by Fire Minister Lord Greenhalgh at a Whitehall event earlier today. Visit or follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Twitter.The National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC) has welcomed the publication of the government’s White Paper on Fire Reform (England). In 2021, the group's revenue was DKK 77.7 billion (EUR 10.4 billion).
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