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Procurement of SAFECOMMAND™ command™ Software

The report seeks authority to re-procure the Airbus SAFEcommand™ ™ system, which includes modules for mobilising, guiding, messaging, crash recovery, risk information and chemical hazards. The SAFEcommand™ ™ system is used to deliver and display mobilising information to crews on appliances, via Mobile Data Terminals (MDT).

Under Consideration Commissioner decision

Local Pay Policy

This report sets out the formal pay policy for 2025/26 to be adopted by the London Fire Commissioner (LFC) in accordance with the requirements of the Localism Act 2011, section 38.

Under Consideration Commissioner decision

Statement of Assurance 2023/24

The London Fire Commissioner (LFC) is required to prepare an annual Statement of Assurance in accordance with the Fire and Rescue National Framework for England. This report presents the LFC’s statement for 2023/24.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Interim Appointment of the LFC Deputy Commissioner (statutory role)

The role of the statutory Deputy London Fire Commissioner is set out in Schedule 27 A of the Greater London Authority Act 1999 and provides that an appointment of 3 months or more requires consent of the Mayor.

Agreed Commissioner decision

LFB Assessment of Risk for London 2025

The Assessment of Risk (AoR) for London is the Brigade’s current understanding of the risks affecting the capital to which London Fire Brigade could be expected to respond. This assessment is used to inform the London Fire Commissioner’s (LFC) plans for reducing risk in London, as set out in the Community Risk Management Plan (CRMP) and in the six associated service strategies: Prevent, Protect, Respond, Prepare, Recover and Engage.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Supporting our people: Death or unexpected life-threatening injury or illness of an employee (introduction of new policy)

This report introduces a new policy: ‘Supporting our people: Death or unexpected life-threatening injury or illness of an employee’ (the policy), which details London Fire Brigade (LFB)’s intention to provide a coordinated and compassionate response to such events.

Agreed Commissioner decision

NILO Programme Management

This report provides detail on the National Interagency Liaison Officer (NILO) Programme and seeks agreement to provide responsibility for NILO acquisition training and national coordination, international collaboration with the Northern Atlantic Treaty Organisations (NATO) and the National Control Liaison Officer (NCLO) course.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Appointment of an Independent Operational Assurance Adviser

The role of the Independent Operational Assurance Adviser is to provide independent advice and assurance to the London Fire Commissioner and where required the Deputy Mayor for Planning, Regeneration and the Fire Service on a range of safety critical matters relating to fire and rescue as well as providing reports to other key stakeholders including the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government, His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and the Fire and Rescue Services sector.

Agreed Commissioner decision

LFB Protective Security Strategy

London Fire Brigade (LFB), as a critical national asset and a key part of London’s emergency response infrastructure, faces a complex and evolving threat landscape. To address these challenges and ensure the safety of its personnel, assets, and operations, LFB is implementing a comprehensive Protective Security Strategy.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Risk Appetite Statement

This report presents the proposed risk appetite statement for the London Fire Brigade to define this appetite and the expectations on risk and control owners to manage the Brigade’s risks within appetite.

Agreed Commissioner decision

Procurement of Safecommand™ Software

The report seeks authority to re-procure the Airbus SAFEcommand™ system, which includes modules for mobilising, guiding, messaging, crash recovery, risk information and chemical hazards. The SAFEcommand™ system is used to deliver and display mobilising information to crews on appliances, via Mobile Data Terminals (MDT).

Agreed Commissioner decision

Treasury Management Strategy Statement 2025/26

This report sets out the proposed Treasury Management Strategy Statement and borrowing requirements for 2025/26 and supporting documents.

Agreed Commissioner decision