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2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2
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general advice on a wide range of rebuilding issues.
Broad new planning powers have been vested in the
Queensland Reconstruction Authority under the
Queensland Reconstruction Authority Bill, passed by
State Parliament on 17 February 2012.
The Authority coordinates reconstruction and recovery
Queensland Reconstruction caused by disaster events, and the Bill gives powers to
Authority declare projects and reconstruction areas, to impose
development schemes, to undertake works and to
compulsorily acquire land.
QRA works with Local Disaster Recovery Committees
and State Recovery Coordinators to assist, support and
guide reconstruction efforts.
Unitywater can provide the following in support of
Recovery operations:
design and design review services
infrastructure development
asset management, planning and review
Unity Water
flood hydrology, hydraulics and flood management
infrastructure operations and management
customer water account management and billing,
and
water management and policy strategy advice
Works with Local and State Recover Groups to prioritise
Energex
and meet energy needs to support recovery operations.
DTESB leads whole-of-government tourism initiatives
and recognises the essential role of partnerships with
industry and government in tourism industry
development.
DTESB also supports small business growth through the
Tourism and Events
provision of services and information, and is committed
Queensland
to maximising economic opportunities and raising the
profile of our state through major events.
In recovery DTESB provides advice and support on
rebuilding tourism opportunities and conduct of major
events to support recovery outcomes
The newly-formed Queensland Small Business Advisory
Council (QSBAC) provides government agencies with
greater knowledge and expertise across a wide range of
business operations and industry sectors.
Queensland Small Business
The QSBAC's role is to improve the quality of regulation
Advisory Council
and minimise compliance costs for small business by
being involved throughout the development of the
Regulation Impact Statement process.
In addition, the SBAC provides broad advice to the
Government on small business policy matters as well as
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