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. A. TRUE B. FALSE

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A key planning principle is that plans are most coherent when developed by a single emergency management professional and the presented to the response community for approval. FALSE.

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