; or (ii) conducted for the purpose of determining the rights, liabilities, or blame of any person, as the review is not an adjudicatory proceeding. (B) Paperwork Reduction Act Chapter 35 of title 44, United States Code, shall not apply to the review proceedings of the Board under this Act. (C) Federal Advisory Committee Act Chapter 10 of part I of title 5, United States Code, shall not apply to the Board. (5) Initiating reviews The Board shall initiate a review of an incident by monitoring the situation and assessing available facts to determine the appropriate review response, without interfering in any ongoing lifesaving and life sustaining efforts underway by other entities. (6) Alignment and coordination In carrying out this Act, the Board shall coordinate with Federal, State, local, and Tribal entities to— (A) establish or adopt standard methods of measuring the impacts of natural hazards and accessing response capacity and capabilities to maintain consistency and allow for the analysis of trends over time; (B) ensure that the standard data sets and formats necessary for reviews developed under subparagraph (A) are propagated among Federal, State, local, and Tribal entities that may be involved in response operations; (C) leverage, to the extent practicable, data collected using standard data sets and formats established under subparagraph (B) by Federal entities involved in response operations to avoid any duplication of data collection; and (D) during incident response operations, coordinate with partners active in the operation to collect data remotely or take other actions that the Board finds necessary to align and coordinate the requirements of the review with ongoing operations, including through the requirements under paragraph (7). (7) Incident command The Board shall— (A) recognize the role of incident command systems to address incidents; (B) observe the incident command system to identify and coordinate review needs related to the preservation and collection of information and evidence