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Section 4.4
Residual Risks
The LDMG recognises its treatment options will not The following is a list of identified risks identified
always be adequate and residual risk will remain. using the QERMF methodology that are not
Residual risks are the risks which remain after the within the capacity of the LDMG to address and
LDMG has applied the risk mitigation strategies are therefore deemed to be Residual Risks to be
within their capacity, but those strategies have not escalated to the DDMG.
sufficiently reduced or eliminated the risk.
Table 6: Summary of Residual Risks for Noosa Shire
Issue Current Capacity Residual Risk Can Council
assist?
Evacuation of entire Limited capacity exists to evacuate Request to District for Limited
community the whole community. assistance
Multiple houses There is a risk that emergency Request to District for Limited
damaged especially services response to any disaster assistance
those involving multi- event will be severely compromised
casualty scenarios as a result of insufficient response
capacity.
Asbestos The community has limited Request to District for Limited
contamination from personnel trained in or equipped assistance
damaged buildings for asbestos removal. External
expertise will be required.
Managing multiple Limited capacity exists to manage Request to District for Limited
Evacuation Centre and staff evacuation centre Assistance
Facilities facilities.
Various Public Health The community has a small Request to District for Limited
Risks team of EHO’s. In a major event, assistance
professional EHO assistance will
be required for a range of public
health/environmental health issues.
Significant Terrorist While Queensland Police would Request to District (and Limited
Attack or other Attack escalate through their own likely further to the State)
on the State channels, the requirement for for assistance
community support and recovery
resources could be large.
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