The Grenfell Tower Inquiry continues including evidence given by London Fire Brigade chief Dany Cotton.

The transcript discusses the operational risk database for Grenfell Tower, highlighting the absence of plans and questioning the reassurance provided to residents. It emphasizes the familiarity of the North Kensington crew with the building layout, which aided their response. The responsibility of the brigade to ensure vital information was available is debated, with a conclusion that it was a procedural failure but did not impact the crew's operational response.

What was the main concern regarding the operational risk database for Grenfell Tower?

• The lack of trained personnel

• The absence of operational plans

• The presence of outdated plans

• The presence of too many plans

What provided some reassurance to the residents of Grenfell Tower despite the absence of plans?

• The presence of a fire alarm system

• The familiarity of the North Kensington crews with the building

• The presence of emergency exits

• The availability of a detailed evacuation plan

What was the brigade's responsibility regarding Grenfell Tower?

• To conduct regular fire drills

• To ensure vital information about the building was available to first responders

• To provide residents with fire safety training

• To ensure the building had a sprinkler system

How was the procedural failure regarding Grenfell Tower's plans characterized?

• As a failure of procedure

• As a minor inconvenience

• As a major failure

• As a complete oversight

What compensated for the lack of formal plans during the Grenfell Tower incident?

• The presence of a backup plan

• The crews' familiarity with the building

• The use of advanced firefighting equipment

• The assistance from neighboring fire stations