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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 FEBRUARY 2020
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SERVICES & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 FEBRUARY 2020
Continue the mosquito and rodent and management programs of aerial waterway treatments and public Ongoing Council - Environmnetal Health Regulator Continue vector surveillience and treatment eT Queensland Health, Private sector contractors, Businesses, Householders
area baiting programs in Noosa region
Continue the mosquito trapping program in Parmership with Queensland Health to identify mosquito species Ongoing Council - Environmental Health Partner with Quenesland Health [Continue mosquito trapping program mf Queensland Health, Private sector contractors, Busmesses, Householders
num bers and spread
Increase com munity awareness of individual's role in vector control and their respons bility for taking im plement seasonal messaging on vector ~
prevention action Ongoing Council - Environmental Health [control prevantiative action tips for the Queensland Health, Private sector contractors, Busmesses, Householders
community
Key Initiative 5: Food borne illness - Ensure a high standard of food and hygiene practices across all food businesses in Noosa Council es [Respond to food bome iless outbreaks and ee
Effectively manage and investigate food safety related comphints in a consistent manner inching food Ongoing Council - Environmental Health comphints effectively using appropriate Queensland Health, Food Stai ds Australia and New Zealand, Safe Fod
lbome ilmess outbreaks and suspected mtentional contam ination of food enforcement tools Australia, Food businesses
Continue the annual food business monitoring program Ongoing Council - Environmental Health Meet outcomes listed in the Waste and ee Queensland Heakh, Food Standards Australia and New Zealand, Safe Fod
Environmental Heath branch performance plan Australia, Food businesses
Manage food safety in Council leased community facilities by implementing a proactive inspection regime for Council - Environmental Health Inspect allkitchens in Council leased — Queensland Healh, Food Standards Australia and New Zealand, Safe Fod
Council leased comm unity facilities that prepare food Ongoing comm unity facilittes Australia, Food businesses
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Key Initiative 1: Data Shai - Agencies share their data to achieve common goals a CG (
Department of Social Services (Federal), Department of Social Services (Federal), Department of Human Services
Partner with govemment agencies and service providers to collate and share localised data and statistics to Council - Environmental Health im proved systems for data collection across Department of Human Services (Federal), (Federal), Department of Heakh (Federal), Queensland Health, Central
inform social priorittes, and advocate for additional resources to the Shire Ongoing multiple agencies. Department of Heath (Federal), Queensland Queensland, Wide Bay & Sunshine Coast Primary Health Network,
Health, Central Queensland, Wide Bay & Universities, Neighbourhood and Community org tions.
Sunshine Coast Prima: y Health Network,
Continue to engage in professional networks that encourage collaborative practice, information sharing and (Council - Environmental Heakh Partnership/advocate Participate in professional networking ee Department of S ocial Services (Federal), Department of Human Services
(Federal), Department of Heakh (Federal), Queensland Healh, Central
professional development Ongoing lopportunties Queensland, Wide Bay & Sunshine Coast Primary Heakh Network,
Universities, Neighbourhood and Community organisations.
Continue to collaborate with extemal stakeholders on regional strategic and state-wide working groups Department of Social Services (Federal), Department of Social Services (Federal), Department of Human Services
inchiding Environmental Protection Interagency Group, Public Health and Food Safety Group, interagency Council - Environmental Health Department of Human Services (Federal), (Federal), Department of Health (Federal), Queensland Health, Central
Maintain existing parmerships Department of Health (Federal), Queensland
meetings that advocate for environmental health Heath, Central Queensland, Wide Bay & Queensland, Wide Bay & Sunshine Coast Primary Heath Network,
Universities, Neighbourhood and Community org tions.
Sunshine Coast Primary Heath Network,
Key Initiative 2: Service gaps - Work with key stakeholders to identify and address gaps and the duplication of health services in the Shire ee GC OQ
Advocate to Federal and State Govemments for increased support for social service provision where need Ongoing |Council- Community Development ee Department of Social Services (Federal), Department of Human Services
Continue to meet outcomes listed in the Noosa (Federal), Queensland Heakh, Department of Health (Fereral), Central
and gaps arse Social Strategy Queensland, Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast Primary Health Network,
Neighbourhood & Community organisations.
In partnership with other agencies Identify gaps and potential opportunities for improved health service Ongoing Council - Comm unity Development ~ | Department of S ocial Services (Federal), Department of Human Services
Continue to meet outcomes listed in the Noosa (Federal), Queensland Heakh, Department of Health (Fereral), Central
de lwery im the Shire Social Strategy Queensland, Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast Primary Health Network,
Neighbourhood & Community organisations.
|W ork with key partners to assist the creation of One Stop Shops to bring multiple heath service agencies Continue to meet outcomes listed in the Noosa ee Department of Social Services (Federal), Department of Human Services
(Federal), Queensland Heakh, Department of Health (Fereral), Central
lunder one roof to improve access to health services 121/22 Council- Community Development Social Strategy Queensland, Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast Primary Health Network,
Neighbourhood & Community organisations.
Key Initiative 3: Strategic alignment - Achieve positive public health outcomes through the development of integrated policies and shared strategic goals eG GD QO (
Review current state of health policy in Noosa Department of Human Services (Federal), Department of Health (Federal),
Continue to seek strategic and policy alignment between all three levels of government on health policy Ongoing Council - Environmental Health to ensure alignment with State and Federal Queensland Heath Queensland Heakh, Department of Environment & Science, Central
Queensland, Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast Primary Health Network,
|Govemment
Universities.
‘Collaborate with key stakehoKlers on regional strategic and state-wide working groups Ongoing Council - Environmental Health Attend state-wide strategic meetings and ee Department of Human Services (Federal), Department of Health (Federal),
Queensland Health, Department of Environment & Science, Central
lworking-groups Queensland, Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast Primary Health Network,
Develop and implement asbestos management policies and community education strategies on non-occupational asbestos ee {Update council's Asbestos Management Plan to mclude ee Universities.
jnon-occupational asbestos and promote national
awareness.
sbestos week
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