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  The NIMS (National Incident Management System) characteristic that includes developing and issuing assignments is "Manageable Span of Control." In an incident management context, "Manageable Span of Control" refers to the optimal ratio of supervisors to subordinates that allows for effective communication, coordination, and supervision within an organization. This characteristic emphasizes the importance of assigning manageable workloads and responsibilities to individuals or teams based on their skills, qualifications, and available resources. By developing clear assignments and ensuring that they are issued to the appropriate personnel, incident managers can maintain accountability, facilitate efficient task execution, and enhance overall operational effectiveness during incident response.

  It seems like you might have missed listing the events a and b or the options provided for consideration. Could you please provide more context or list the events a and b along with the options so I can assist you better?

  The NIMS (National Incident Management System) characteristic that includes developing and issuing assignments is "Management by Objectives." This characteristic emphasizes the importance of setting clear objectives, roles, and responsibilities and then assigning tasks accordingly to achieve those objectives effectively. In an incident management context, this involves developing clear action plans and tasks for personnel involved in the response effort.

  It seems like you intended to provide a list of probability assignments, but I don't see them listed. Could you please provide the list of probability assignments or any other relevant information so I can assist you in determining which events are independent?