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One example of a planning consideration for complex incidents is the need for a unified command structure. Complex incidents, such as natural disasters, major accidents, or terrorist attacks, often involve multiple agencies, organizations, and jurisdictions. A unified command structure brings all relevant parties together under one command, to ensure effective and efficient coordination of response efforts. This allows for clear communication and decision-making, and helps to ensure that resources are used effectively. It also enables the incident commander to make decisions that are in the best interest of the overall incident response. A key aspect of unified command is the use of an incident action plan, which outlines the objectives, strategies, and tactics for the incident response, and assigns roles and responsibilities to the various agencies and organizations involved.