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While local councils and emergency services have plans for major incidents, the ultimate responsibility for individual preparedness rests with households. The government offers guidance, like the three-day supply advice Andy Burnham supported, but doesn't legally have to provide essentials in a crisis. This shifts some of the burden onto citizens.
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