Government progress update: Alongside existing funding from across the 3 Emergency Services, additional Home Office funding has been successfully secured to provide stronger investment in the Joint Emergency Services Interoperability Protocol (JESIP). Using the combined funding, the JESIP Transformation Programme has been launched to strengthen infrastructure, bolster central capacity, resource and coordination, allowing agencies to better prepare first responders and commanders to manage complex, fast-moving situations. The programmes priorities include developing additional training and guidance products (updates and promotion of the Doctrine and national format for plans), enhancing Joint Organisational Learning processes and now incorporates the activity of the JESIP Embedding and Assurance Pilot. The Transformation Programme, through the provision of guidance and support, seeks to ensure JESIP is effectively embedded through training, exercising, learning, assurance and communications, across the services and wider partners and particularly among first responders, control rooms and command levels. This programme governed by the National JESIP Interoperability Board on behalf of all services. This workstream has been completed.

NPCC, Counter Terrorism Policing and College of Policing provided comprehensive updates to Sir John Saunders demonstrating "continued drive to improve collective response to terrorist incidents."