statutory and non-statutory

You have to do only p9. it is very important to write differences between them with examples, also funding for statutory and non-statutory. please write about grenfell tower fire accident and statutory and non stat. services, also Manchester attack, British red cross-helping refugees, the citizens advice bureau-helping to stop poverty, and Hertfordshire constabulary-helping to stop hate crime and racial discrimination and last one my personal view on statutory and non-statutory services

STATUTORY AND NON STATUTORY
Green fell Power fire
Green fell tower fire accident was the deadliest incident in UK which resulted in many
causalities causing severe damage to the building.
The people involved in rescuing thousands of people were, fire fighters, fire engines,
hospitals, rescuers, ambulances, fire brigades. Safety recommendations were provided by
Department for communities and local government
Fire-fighters, rescuers fire brigades are the statutory public services.
Manchester attack
Manchester attack is a recent attack where a home-made bomb was planted at the exit of
Manchester Arena in Manchester, England.
The people involved in handling the situations were, police, doctors and ambulance, hotel
served as a shelter, taxi companies came to rescue and helped in taking people from one
place to another for free.
Police, doctors and ambulance were the statutory services governed by the government.
However, taxi services, hotel for shelter services were provided by the non-statutory
public services.
British Red Cross
British Red Cross is a non-statutory company
helping refugees is a society in UK which extends
help to the people who are in crisis. They help
without discriminating people on the basis ethnicity,
origin, nationality, political beliefs, origin or
religion.
Citizen Advice
Citizen advice is a network of independent
charities that works free to assist people with
money, legal, consumer and other problem. It
is also a statutory public service as it is
dependent on government for its funding.
However, it also acts as a high profile critic of
government policy.