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2016-09-06 S&O Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 3 - Noosa Local Disaster Management Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnAgency Roles and responsibilities
Queensland chair the multi-agency Sunshine Coast District Human & Social
Government Recovery Committee
Department of ensures contact details for the District Human & Social Recovery
Communities, Committee, and other disaster district partners who may be activated
Child Safety & in a disaster event are kept up to date at all times
Disability establishes, manages and coordinates staffing for Community
Services
Recovery Hubs including partner agencies located within this
environment
establishes and manages Community Recovery Coordination Centres
at the district and state level
coordinates and manages Outreach Service teams
administers and distributes disaster relief assistance funding under
Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements (NDRRA) or
State Disaster Relief Arrangements (SDRA) schemes
coordinates development of community recovery communication
strategy messages (strategic and operational) to support the broader
disaster recovery and disaster management public communication
strategy
supports the LDMG in providing recovery governance, community
engagement arrangements and activities and human and social
needs and service system capacity assessments
provides advice and communication with the LDC and DDC about
community recovery requirements and operations
requests and provides assistance through the LDCC as required
during disaster response and recovery operations
Queensland Lead Agency for Health Services.
Government primary agency for pandemic influenza, biological and radiological
Queensland incidents
Health develop and maintain Health Emergency Management Plans
ensure a whole of health emergency incident management capability
to prevent, respond to and recover from any event
provide ublic health information and warnings to Sunshine Coast
disaster management agencies and the community
provide human-social support for response and recovery e.g.
psychological and counselling services for disaster affected persons
provide ongoing medical and health services required during the
recovery period to preserve the general health of the community
provide advice and communication with the LDC and DDC about the
operations of the District Health Incident Coordination Centre
request and provide assistance through the DDCC as required during
disaster operations
provide appropriate pre-hospital on-site medical and health support
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