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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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and disaster management public communication
strategy
provides professional expertise and specialist
services in relation to the safety of children following
a disaster event
maintains business continuity to enable the
department to fulfil its functions for child safety and
disability services
assists in planning for disaster recovery by providing
awareness of disability types and support
requirements of people with disabilities in times of
disaster
provides suitably skilled staff to work in Community
Recovery Centres and outreach teams. Staff
numbers and duration of availability will be
dependent on the nature of the disaster
assists Community Recovery Centres to identify
people with a disability in the community who may be
at risk and have special support requirements
assists people with a disability with immediate
support and linking to community services
provides disability specific information, education and
awareness to staff at Community Recovery Centres
and outreach teams
provides ongoing information, education and
awareness about disability issues to the District
Community Recovery Committee and staff
In recovery NPRSR works with Local and State
Recovery Groups to provide services and support to the
recovery of National Parks, sport and recreation
capacities and racing.
National Parks, Recreation,
Sport and Racing They manage the Sport and Recreation Disaster
Recovery Program which supports not-for-profit sport
and recreation organisations with relief efforts to re-
establish their facilities and activities after extreme
natural events.
Helps business and industry recover from disasters
Tourism, Major Events, Small
through a range of support services which may include
Business and the
client interviews, access to expertise, workshops and
Commonwealth Games
development programs.
The BSA's charter is to regulate the building industry
through:
the licensing of contractors
education of consumers about their rights and
obligations, making contractors aware of their legal
rights and responsibilities
handling disputes fairly and equitably
Building Services Authority protecting consumers against loss through statutory
insurance
implementing and enforcing legislative reforms and
where necessary prosecute persons not complying
with the law
In recovery BSA assists Queensland communities
recover from natural disasters by providing technical and
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