"With no one single piece of legislation to address the issue the consultation seeks views on how the Welsh government might deliver measures to provide uniformity of standards across Wales, a legal framework enabling enforcement authorities to effectively deter large scale incidents of fly-grazing or abandonment of horses and ponies".
The London fire commissioner, Ron Dobson, who was the brigade's gold commander on 7/7, said that improvements to radio communication, equipment and training with other agencies would "help firefighters at any emergency and especially when faced with a large-scale incident like those that happened on 7 July 2005".
These are not specifically designed to cope with a large-scale incident in which the majority of cases are burns.
Some doubts exist about the wider value of investments in developing and maintaining large-scale incident reporting systems.
The Minamata disaster which affected thousands of individuals, including every member of Sakamoto's family was the first large-scale incident of methylmercury poisoning.
Some successes have been reported, for example, in identifying previously undetected risks of new drugs or procedures, but there remain doubts about the wider value of investments in developing and maintaining large-scale incident reporting systems.
The 1979 accidental release of Bacillus anthracis spores in the northeastern quadrant of Sverdlovsk (today's Ekaterinburg) in the former Soviet Union resulted in a relatively large-scale incident of inhalation anthrax (1 ).
11 Large-scale incident analysis is an under-exploited area within primary care patient safety, and should serve to demonstrate the value of safety monitoring, and emphasise the benefits of an effective reporting system for healthcare professionals, managers, leaders and patients in the NHS.
Although small-scale bioterrorism events may actually be more likely in light of the lesser degrees of complexity to be overcome, public health agencies must prepare for the still-possible large-scale incident that would undoubtedly lead to catastrophic public health consequences.
The consultants estimated that it will cost the department $5 million to $7 million to retrain its members on how better to respond to complex, large-scale incidents.
