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12. Select the TRUE statement: A. An emergency plan only needs to be updated when there is a revision in the laws, codes, or ordinances that govern emergency planning O B. An emergency plan is considered up-to-date if it has been reviewed at least once in the last decade. O C. The best time to review and update an emergency plan is during a major activation of the plan, while personnel are focused on the policies and procedures. D. An emergency plan should be reviewed and updated at least every 1 or 2 years and after key events, including plan activation. 13. What is THIRA? A. A process designed to eliminate risk from natural, technological, and human-caused hazards and threats. O B. A Federal risk analysis program that makes local, tribal, and State threat/hazard analyses unnecessary. O C. A comprehensive process for identifying threats and hazards along with their associated capabilities. O D. A hazard identification process that all jurisdictions must use to qualify for assistance under the Stafford Act. 14. Diversity of the planning group: A. Requires the group leader to control of decision making and action planning O B. Makes it difficult to identify shared goals D C. Often results in more comprehensive and creative planning O D. Creates an obstacle to gaining community acceptance of the plan 15. In the plan development step of emergency planning, the planning team generates, compares, and selects possible courses of action; identifies required resources; and: O A Estimates capabilities and shortfalls O B. Generates a detailed budget. O C. Analyzes threats and hazards faced by the jurisdiction. D. Creates a schedule for plan revision. 16. Preparedness: O A. Depends on a jurisdiction's being able to manage all emergencies without outside assistance. O B. Is a phase of emergency management that precedes the response phase. O C. Requires development of a separate emergency plan for each identified threat and hazard O D. Results from building and sustaining core capabilities in each of five mission areas. 17. A key planning principle is that plans are most coherent when developed by a single emergency management professional and then presented to the response community for approval. O A. TRUE O B. FALSE