North Carolina Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) State Practice Exam

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What is indicated by a 'sunset provision' in NTAS alerts?

  1. The alert expires on a specific date

  2. The alert remains indefinite

  3. The alert is for emergency use only

  4. The alert will be reviewed on a monthly basis

The correct answer is: The alert expires on a specific date

The concept of a 'sunset provision' in NTAS (National Terrorism Advisory System) alerts refers to a predetermined expiration date for the alert. This means that the information within the alert is only relevant and actionable until that specific date. Once the given date arrives, the alert ceases to be in effect, prompting the issuing authority to reassess the situation. This ensures that the information communicated remains current and reflects the evolving nature of threats. By providing a clear timeline, sunset provisions help law enforcement and other stakeholders manage their responses effectively and can also prompt the necessary reviews or updates of the alert.

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