Which items are not typically included in the transfer of command briefing?

Special requests from agency representatives are not typically included in the transfer of command briefing.

Special requests from agency representatives, while important, may not directly influence the immediate strategic or tactical decisions required by the incoming commander. The briefing aims to streamline the transition of command by focusing on essential elements such as situation status, incident objectives, current organization, resource assignments, and incident facilities. The exclusion of items like special requests from agency representatives from the transfer of command briefing underscores the importance of focusing on the core responsibilities of incident management.

Source: https://training.fema.gov/emiweb/is/is200c/english/instructor%20guide/is0200c%20ig.pdf

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