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General Committee for 2026. We'd like to acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this land, the Kabi Kabi people, and since it's the first one we should remind ourselves why we do that yeah, in the Kabi Kabi Commitment. They really encour
Plan that supports effective disaster management. Across the local area. Whilst I would like to note it's not actually a Council report, it is an LDMG report, but it's provided to Council as a courtesy so that they're aware of the planning
Does anybody have any questions? I do please, thanks sue. I always find because I sit as the Deputy Chair there's information that gives me a lot of confidence so these are just more for in this forum I guess for community to. Hear when the
Well I'll answer it and please tell me if I've missed anything for you so after every event we have a lessons identified briefing so if there was anything that was identified that we do further work or that our agency partners needed to do
Fantastic. Did that answer it appropriately? Yeah it does. It's trying to help community understand the different lanes and where we sit in that LDMG because they sort of go off and do their BAU but I just wanted to be able to help them und
Yep and then when it comes to infrastructure gaps if they were identified that it's a Council asset how does that then feed into it coming to Council as like a priority because it's been identified through that.
Would go through the asset owner and then that would be up to the asset owner whichever section of Council was the asset owner there to then present it for a budget bid I would assume okay yeah so then sorry but it's kept on that spreadshee
As they move forward right so there's a reporting back to LDMG about something that's been identified through that group yes asset is it then prioritised because it became a disaster it became an asset identified through disaster that's.
Probably not a question I can answer for you I'm sorry Councillor that would be for the budget review committee I think and each of the working groups that project initiations through to Council for.