1. National Association of Attorneys General Executive Education Exercise Lansing, Michigan April 19, 2005

2. Attorneys General Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General Facilitator – Stan McKinney Subject Matter Expert Panel: Scott Lilllibridge Dawn Wilson Kathleen Toomey Tammi Little Thomas Balint Dan Stier John Bilotta Ellen Gordon

3. Attorneys General Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General Session Overview Anthrax bioterror attack scenario Discuss and Identify legal readiness issues for public health emergencies Explore/discuss complexities of federal, state and local incident management coordination

4. Attorneys General Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General Exercise Overview Walk-through incident management from prevention through response focusing on:  Pre-incident intelligence assessment & information sharing  Homeland Security Advisory System (HSAS)  Public communications  Legal Issues and Authorities  Incident management coordination structures and processes  Federal assistance

5. Attorneys General Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General Format  Interactive roundtable discussion  Identify issues and challenges  Use video clips to frame issues for discussion and move through prevention and response operations  Folders contain: – Bio’s of the SME panel – Copy of the Presentation – Center for Homeland Defense and Security overview

7. Attorneys General Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General MOVE ONE Pre-incident Non-specific Credible Intelligence Pre-incident Intelligence Assessment & Information Sharing Public Communications Federal Activities

8. Attorneys General Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General Intelligence Update  A suspected terrorist has been captured in Europe  U.S. intelligence officials have analyzed seized documents  The documents are credible and related to an imminent bio-terror attack in the U.S.  A specific U.S. metropolitan area is referenced in the documents and believed to be a potential target

10. Attorneys General Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General MOVE TWO Pre-incident Specific Credible Intelligence Pre-incident Intelligence Assessment & Information Sharing Homeland Security Advisory System (HSAS) Public Communications Incident Management Coordination Structures & Processes Federal Operational Response Activities

12. Attorneys General Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General MOVE THREE Confirmed Biological Attack on a Metropolitan Area Incident Management Coordination Structures & Processes Legal Authorities Public Communications

14. Attorneys General Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General MOVE FOUR Confirmed Biological Attack on a Metropolitan Area Public Communications Legal Authorities/Issues Incident Management Coordination Structures & Processes Federal Assistance

15. Attorneys Generals Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General Other Issues and Challenges

16. Attorneys General Executive Education  Lansing, Michigan U.S. Department of Homeland Security  National Association of Attorneys General Closing Remarks

17. National Association of Attorneys General Executive Education Exercise Lansing, Michigan April 19, 2005