Types of Exercises
The National Counter Terrorism Co-ordination Centre maintains what is known as the 'National Exercise Program'. This program involves a range of tactical, operational and strategic level exercises, which are conducted on a rotational basis throughout all Australian States and Territories.
There are four main counter terrorism exercises conducted under the NCTC National Exercise Program:
- MJEX (Multi-Jurisdictional Exercise)
- ICMEX (Investigation and Consequence Management Exercise)
- TACREX (Tactical Response Exercise)
- DISCEX (Discussion Exercise)
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