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• Providing or delegating the responsibility for ongoing recovery reporting on the progress of the event-
specific recovery plan.
A checklist for the Local Recovery Coordinator is available in Guardian IMS.
Section 8.4
8.4 Activation of LDMG Recovery Group
During the response phase, the LDMG will consider the impact of the disaster. If the event is of sufficient
magnitude, the LDMG may decide to activate its Recovery Group to coordinate recovery operations.
The Recovery Group is likely to be activated in the following circumstances:
• An event where significant loss or damage is sustained impacting the community, economy,
environment and / or the infrastructure of the Noosa Shire Council area.
• An event that creates significant disruption to the communities’ connectedness or overwhelms local
resources or the capacity of the community to cope or recover independently.
• An event that the LDMG determines has ongoing impacts and requires a coordinated and collaborative
multi-agency approach to recovery.
• If requested to activate by the DDMG.
Section 8.5
8.5 LDMG Recovery Group Chairperson
The Recovery Group Chairperson is responsible for chairing the LDMG Recovery Group and for supporting
the Local Recovery Coordinators to ensure recovery efforts and activities are effectively coordinated and
implemented across the region.
A Terms of Reference is available that can be adapted to the specific circumstances of the event. 8.5
Activation Levels, Triggers & Communications
Recovery activation levels follow closely behind the response activation levels. This means that recovery
actions are triggered early in the event cycle before the disaster has occurred. The table below identifies the
recovery activation levels, triggers and communications. All public information will be undertaken in
accordance with the LDMG Public Information & Warnings Sub Plan.
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