1. 2004 Co–Chairs Meeting NRT Executive Secretariat Briefing March 4, 2004

2. Proposed 2004-2005 Priorities 1.Implementation of Homeland Security Initiatives, including the NRP (and the Annexes), NIMS, HSPDs –RRT input for NRT review of the NRP –Implementation of NIMS –Implementation of HSPD-5, HSPD-8 (Preparedness model, tech assistance, Training and Exercise coordination) –NRS role in HSPD-9 –Development of and NRS role in incident-specific annexes (hazardous materials, radiological, biological) –Law enforcement-coordination with response and recovery (see below) –NIMS Institute –ICS/UC Implementation –Funding issues –NCP/RCP/ACP revisions for conformance with the NRP

3. Proposed 2004-2005 Priorities 2.NRT/RRT structure and roles -NRT/RRT membership (e.g., DOD, DOJ, DHS) -NRT Committee structure-consider other committees e.g., Homeland Security Committee -Potential Consolidation of groups with similar roles (e.g., RISC/RRT/LEPCs) -State representation at RRT meetings -Travel costs -Appropriate representation (i.e., multiple State agencies with relevant interests/roles) -National Response Center review

4. Proposed 2004-2005 Priorities 3.Information Management—align with DHS efforts –Managing and dissemination of information, including resolution of data differences –Data access and sharing (e.g., information gathered law enforcement) –System for data and information management

5. Proposed 2004-2005 Priorities 4.Health and Safety –Support the NRP Health and Safety Annex –Continue to clarify OSHA’s role in response –Continue to improve worker health and safety protection –Consider status/next steps report on worker safety

6. Proposed 2004-2005 Priorities 5.Environmental Mission –Continue to improve oil spill cleanup techniques –Science for freshwater non- mechanical countermeasures –Places of refuge

7. Proposed 2004-2005 Priorities 6.Law Enforcement –Improve coordination with law enforcement agencies Data sharing Access to the site/staging Special event coordination