What aspect is NOT part of the communications management practice in NIMS?

The correct choice indicates that training personnel is not explicitly considered a part of the communications management practice in the National Incident Management Assistance Team (NIMS) framework. The communications management practice in NIMS focuses on ensuring the effective exchange of information during incidents through specific systems, establishing agreements to facilitate coordination among responders, and making decisions about platform selection that align with operational needs.

While training personnel is certainly vital for an effective response, it is typically encompassed within broader organizational training and preparedness efforts rather than being a core element of communications management itself. In the context of NIMS, communication is addressed more through the frameworks and systems that govern how information is shared and processed, rather than through the training of personnel, which might fall under a different area of emergency management competencies.