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

                           Noosa Local Disaster Recovery Plan 2015/2016

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 LDRC may include:

State government agencies and government bodies
   Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
   Environment and Heritage Protection
   Natural Resource and Mines
   Energy and Water Supply Agencies
   Local Government, Community Recovery and Resilience
   Queensland Rural Adjustment Authority


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

NGO/community groups and private sector partners
   Sunshine Coast Environment Council
   Noosa Parks Association
   Wildlife Volunteer Association
   Waterwatch and Landcare Groups
   Regional Development Australia


27.8 Possible Local Advisory Groups
Local advisory committees may be established to enable members of the local community,
including people affected by the event and representatives from local organisations, to meet
and to provide input and guidance to LDRC and Sub-groups on such issues as community
needs and service delivery. The formation and composition of any Local Advisory Groups is
at the discretion of the LDRC and is dependent on the needs of the community.

These groups may be geographically based (a town or locality); or they may be functionally
based e.g. Economic, Environmental, Infrastructure or Human/Social.


27.8.1 Economic Local Advisory Group
The economic local advisory group provides advice and guidance to the Economic Sub-
group on economic and financial issues confronting the community and supports decision
making on economic recovery planning and implementation. Suggested membership of this
group is provided in the Economic Sub-group’s Terms of Reference.

Consideration may also be given to:
   chamber(s) of commerce
   progress associations
   individual businesses including major primary producers and their representative bodies
   suppliers and transport operators
   major primary producers

27.8.2 Infrastructure Local Advisory Group
The infrastructure local advisory group provides advice and guidance to the Infrastructure
Sub-group on a range of infrastructure issues including essential services, rural
infrastructure, residential infrastructure, commercial and industrial infrastructure, and public
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