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2017-10-10 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 7 - Noosa Local Disaster Management Plan 2018
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2.1 Terms & Acronyms
the Act Disaster Management Act 2003
AIIMS Australasian Inter-Service Incident Management System
BOM Bureau of Meteorology
CEO Chief Executive Officer
DDC District Disaster Coordinator
District Plan Sunshine Coast District Disaster Management Plan
EA Emergency Alert
EMAF Emergency Management Assurance Framework
ICC Incident Coordination Centre
IGEM Inspector General Emergency Management
LDCC Local Disaster Coordination Centre
LDMG Local Disaster Management Group
LDRC Local Disaster Recovery Committee
LRC Local Recovery Coordinator
NDRRA National Disaster Relief & Recovery Arrangements
Local Group Noosa Local Disaster Management Group
the Plan Noosa Local Disaster Management Plan
QDMA Queensland Disaster Management Arrangements
QFES Queensland Fire & Emergency Services
QPS Queensland Police Service
SCDDC Sunshine Coast District Disaster Coordinator
SCDDMG Sunshine Coast District Disaster Management Group
SDRA State Disaster Relief Arrangements
SES State Emergency Services
SEWS Standard Emergency Warning System
State Plan Queensland State Disaster Management Plan
2.2 Definitions
All hazards approach
The all hazards approach concerns arrangements for managing the large range of possible effects
of risks and emergencies. This concept is useful to the extent that a large range of risks can cause
similar problems and such measures as warning, evacuation, medical services and community
recovery will be required during and following all emergencies.
All agencies approach
All agencies should be involved to some extent in emergency management. The context of
emergency management for specific agencies varies and may include:
• Ensuring the continuity of the business or service
• Protecting their own interests and personnel
• Protecting the community and environment from risks arising from the activities of the
organisation
• Protecting the community and environment from credible risks.
Community
A group of people with a commonality of association and generally defined by location, shared
experience or function.
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