2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2

                          Noosa Local Disaster Recovery Plan 2015/2016

Suggested members
Full membership may be derived from inclusion of key representatives from a range or
government and non-government organisations. When establishing a sub-group for recovery
operations consider whether specific organisations are best placed at the Sub-group or
Local Advisory Group level. Possible entities for inclusion as full members of the Economic
Recovery Sub-group may include:

State government agencies and government bodies
   State Development, Infrastructure and Planning
   Department of Education, Training and Employment
   Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
   Natural Resource and Mines
   Energy and Water Supply
   Local Government, Community Recovery and Resilience
   Tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games
   Queensland Reconstruction Authority
   Energex
   Queensland Rural Adjustment Authority


Australian government agencies
A range of commonwealth agencies may assist in recovery processes.


Industry and representative bodies
   Noosa Tourism
   Tourism and Events Queensland
   Queensland Small Business Advisory Council


NGO/community groups and private sector partners
   Agforce
   Local Chambers of Commerce
   Tourism Noosa
   Relevant industry representative association (where one exists) where there has been a
    significant impact on a specific industry


27.7.2 Human / Social Recovery Sub-group


Role
The Human/Social Recovery Sub-group is to coordinate planning and implementation of
recovery in the areas of safety and wellbeing, physical and psychological health, and social
aspects.

Responsibilities
   assess the impact of the disaster on human and social aspects
   manage financial and welfare support
   coordinate information provision and personal support
   coordinate psychological and counselling services
   coordinate ongoing medical and health services

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