Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the launch of the National Emergencies Trust

The transcript discusses the complexities of managing public support in disaster situations, referencing the Grenfell fire. It commends the charity sector for learning from past responses and highlights the formation of the National Emergencies Trust, which aims to provide organized disaster response across the UK.

What example does the speaker use to illustrate the challenges of managing public support after disasters?

• Tsunami in Japan

• California wildfires

• Hurricane Katrina

• Grenfell fire tower

What is the speaker's view on the charity sector's response to past disasters?

• They are overly critical of past efforts.

• They are indifferent to past experiences.

• They are eager to learn and improve.

• They are reluctant to change.

How does the speaker feel about the cooperation among charities?

• It is lacking and needs improvement.

• It is competitive and divisive.

• It is unnecessary and redundant.

• It is admirable and effective.

What is the primary goal of the National Emergencies Trust?

• To conduct research on disaster prevention.

• To organize international relief efforts.

• To offer a structured response to domestic disasters.

• To provide financial aid to businesses.

What does the speaker hope for regarding the National Emergencies Trust?

• That it will replace all other charities.

• That it will focus on international disasters.

• That it will never be needed.

• That it will become a government agency.