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INFRASTRUCTURE & SERVICES COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 8 DECEMBER 2015
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Queensland Emergency Management Assurance Framework
Leadership
Leadership at all levels is demonstrated through a commitment to a shared culture of disaster management excellence.
Strategic planning, within the context of resources and risk, underpins clear decision making and planning to achieve outcomes.
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a Public safety ; Partnership Performance
oS Queensland’s disaster management Everyone has a role to ensure Productivity and effectiveness are
= arrangements are delivered through Queensland is the most measured by a combination of quality,
i effective disaster management groups disaster-resilient State. quantity, cost, time or human
o. where policy, procedure and practice Strategic partnerships are relationships. Performance is monitored
all focus on safety of the public, well-governed, drive clear roles and analysed against standards and good
engaging stakeholders and sharing and responsibilities, and practice across the spectrum of prevent,
responsibility. promote true collaboration. prepare, respond and recover.
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so Shared responsibilities
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oe Hazard Identific Hazard Mitis Preparedness Emergency Response Relief
— & Risk Assessme! & Risk Redu ; & Planning Communications & Recovery
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o Key outcomes
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= Solutions, programs or systems are scalable and can be applied in any size or type of event
oD Good practice attributes Systems and solutions are interoperable and able to operate seamlessly
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wn The attributes that enable Solutions, programs or systems are adaptive and flexible to the needs of the stakeholder
& and indicate the quality -
aL of the outcome Solutions, programs or systems can demonstrate value for money
- ; Solutions, programs or systems are comprehensive and consider all phases of disaster management
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O Governance arrangements support local needs
o Accountabilities Doctrine is in place that embeds common language, creates unity and clear purpose
= The area assessed against The required enablers such as systems, resources, information and technologies are developed
c the ability to deliver and maintained
aw the outcome The required capability is established, tested and maintained
J Performance is measured, reported and managed to drive continuous improvement
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2 Tier Three activitie:
2 J e.g. IGEM-led review or post event a
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