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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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DSIP’s objectives (on which they will focus during
recovery) are:
champion the interests of business and industry in
Queensland
fast track delivery of major resource and industrial
development projects
State Development,
diversify and build resilience in regional and state
Infrastructure and Planning
economies
(DSIP)
assist property and construction industries to grow
and flourish through streamlined planning
processes
re-empower local governments and their
communities to plan for their futures
improve service delivery
Queensland Health has lead agency responsibility for
the follow key areas:
medical command, control and coordination of
health resources
appropriate pre-hospital on-site medical and health
response management for casualties
transportation to appropriate hospitals for definitive
treatment and care
Queensland Health public health advice warnings and directions to
combatants and the community
psychological and counselling services for disaster
affected persons of the general community
emergency workers and recovery workers
ongoing medical and health services required
during the recovery period to preserve the general
health of the community
scientific services during health event response and
recovery operations.
Works to minimise the disaster’s impact on the
community’s education and training services. In
Department of Education, recovery works with Local and State Recovery
Training and Employment Groups to determine priorities to deliver required
services.
Police and Community Safety assist recovery
through maintaining law and order and public
Police and Community Safety safety. In recovery works with Local and State
Recovery Groups to provide required services.
Plans, manages and delivers Queensland's integrated
transport environment to achieve sustainable transport
solutions for road, rail, air and sea. In recovery works
Transport and Main Roads
with Local and State Recovery Groups to establish
priorities for repair and reconstruction of transport
infrastructure and services.
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