gold command
noun [ U or S ] (also Gold Command) uk/ˌɡəʊld kəˈmɑːnd/ us/ˌɡoʊld kəˈmænd/
应急指挥机制“金”级（英国政府制定的处理突发公共事件的应急处理“金、银、铜”机制中的最高层，也是战略制定层）
in Britain, the highest or strategic level of a three-level system for organizing the way a police, military, or other operation is controlled, especially in an emergency situation
Gold command has overall responsibility and authority for the strategy and any tactical parameters that silver or bronze commanders should follow. 应急机制的“金”级全权负责制定策略并对“银”或“铜”级必须遵守的战略规范拥有绝对权威。
Gold Command works from an operations and control room which is opened for major public occasions and counter-terrorist operations. 应急机制的“金”级在专门为重大公共活动和反恐行动设立的行动和控制室工作。
Compare: bronze commandsilver command
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- He is "gold command" for the investigation, overseeing the strategy and direction of investigations.
- The training exercise envisages children taken hostage by terrorists, and a number of police chiefs assume the Gold Command - ultimate responsibility for co-ordinating the response.
- A spokeswoman at South Yorkshire's Gold Command flood centre said: "With more rain forecast, the battle is not over."
- At 3.30pm Mr Brown chaired a gold command meeting.