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STATUTORY
The meaning of a statutory agency is that they are
accountable for maintaining the law along with keeping
everyone safe by looking after their communities. Statutory
agencies would be the police, ambulance, fire service, local
authorities and more. All of these agencies will have the
responsibility of helping and protecting civilians in their areas.
The personnel that are working for the statutory agencies are
doing it as a paid job not voluntary.
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Voluntary agencies are the same as a statutory agency but
instead of doing it for a paid job; the personnel do it for free
and in their spare time. With the voluntary agencies they are
still serving their community they are located in like the
statutory agencies do. With the voluntary agencies they are
still able to help out in major accidents but they are normally
there to help individuals after the incident. Examples of
voluntary agencies are the St John Ambulance, The British Red
Cross or even Samaritans.
Both statutory and voluntary agencies help the community out as they are both
protecting and helping the individuals out. Statutory and voluntary agencies will
sometimes work together on incidents that require more help.
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TASK THREE CSgA
STATUTORY
The meaning of a statutory agency is that they are
accountable for maintaining the law along with keeping
everyone safe by looking after their communities. Statutory
agencies would be the police, ambulance, fire service, local
authorities and more. All of these agencies will have the
responsibility of helping and protecting civilians in their areas.
The personnel that are working for the statutory agencies are
doing it as a paid job not voluntary.
VOLUNTARY AGENCIES
Voluntary agencies are the same as a statutory agency but
instead of doing it for a paid job; the personnel do it for free
and in their spare time. With the voluntary agencies they are
still serving their community they are located in like the
statutory agencies do. With the voluntary agencies they are
still able to help out in major accidents but they are normally
there to help individuals after the incident. Examples of
voluntary agencies are the St John Ambulance, The British Red
Cross or even Samaritans.
Both statutory and voluntary agencies help the community out as they are both
protecting and helping the individuals out. Statutory and voluntary agencies will
sometimes work together on incidents that require more help.
