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Disaster management is a shared responsibility between all levels of government, private industry, non-government organisationsand the community.  \nThe arrival of the annual storm season is also a reminder that every household has the ability todo their part to ensure their house or business is prepared; whether that’s ensuring emergency supply packs are ready, or simply cleaning out the gutters and trimming tree branches.  \nWe all have a part to play in planning for, managing and recovering from these events.  \nWith strong partnerships built through the Queensland Disaster Management Arrangements, Council helps manage the impacts of disasterson our city and suburbs. How we do this,  \nand how you can learn about disasters and resilience strategies, is documented in this Local Disaster Management Plan (the Plan) .  \nThe Plan outlines how Brisbane City Council takes action and plans to minimise the impact of disasters, how we work cooperatively with other organisations, and how you can prepare your home and help the community to stay safe.  \nThe Plan is dynamic, risk-based and kept up-to-date to reflect changes in legislation and best practice. It has been developed by Council in cooperation with our strategic partners in the Australian Government, Queensland Government, neighbouring local authorities and key stakeholders incorporate and commercial industry.  \nTogether, we can help prepare for, respond to and recover from disaster events to ensure the Brisbane of tomorrow is even better than the Brisbane of today.  \nAdrian Schrinner  \nLord Mayor  \nChair  \nBrisbane Local Disaster Management Group  \n2  \n3  \nDocument control  \nRequirements and review  \nIn accordance with section 59 of the Queensland Disaster Management Act 2003 (the Act):  \n1. a local government may review, or renew, its local disaster management plan when the local government considers it appropriate  \n2. however, the local government must review the effectiveness of the plan at least once a year.  \nCouncil reviews the effectiveness of the plan using the Emergency Management Assurance Framework through assurance activities to validate performance and through an annual disaster management exercise.  \nAmendments  \nThe Plan is a controlled document that is not to be altered other than those amendments endorsed by the Brisbane Local Disaster Management Group (LDMG) .  \n1. The Plan is intended to be a live document; all suggested amendments or additions should be forwarded in writing to the General Manager City Resilience, City Administration and Governance, Brisbane City Council, GPO Box 1434, Brisbane 4001.  \n2. The General Manager City Resilience may approve minor amendments to this plan.  \nBrisbane Local Disaster Management Plan version control  \n\n| Date | Reviewed by | Endorsed by | Approved by | Version |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| 2025 | General Manager City Resilience | Local Disaster Coordinator | Chair, Brisbane LDMG | Review of plan in accordance with Queensland’s Emergency Management Assurance Framework, Local Government Planning Guidelines and the Queensland Disaster Management Act 2003. |\n\nDistribution and availability  \nAs per section 60 of the Act, the Plan is available for inspection free of charge by members of the public by searching ‘Disaster Management Plans’ on Council’s website [brisbane.qld.gov.au](brisbane.qld.gov.au)  \n4  \nAuthority to Plan  \nThis Plan has been developed by, and w","cbCaiiUrX212jTya","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiUrX212jTya","pdf",8784205,55,"English","# Preliminaries\n## Foreword – Lord Mayor\n## Document control: Requirements and review\n## Amendments\n## Brisbane Local Disaster Management Plan version control\n## Distribution and availability\n## Authority to the Plan\n## Acknowledgment of Country\n# Introduction\n## Brisbane community profile\n## Prevention and preparedness\n## Risk assessment\n## What Council is doing to mitigate risk\n## What Council is doing to prepare for a disaster\n## What you can do to prepare for a disaster\n## What you can do during an event","[{\"question\":\"How often must the local disaster management plan be reviewed?\",\"answer\":\"The local government must review the effectiveness of the plan at least once a year.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Council evaluate the effectiveness of the plan?\",\"answer\":\"Council reviews effectiveness using the Emergency Management Assurance Framework through assurance activities and an annual disaster management exercise.\"},{\"question\":\"Who can endorse or approve amendments to the plan?\",\"answer\":\"Amendments must be endorsed by the Brisbane Local Disaster Management Group, and the General Manager City Resilience may approve minor amendments.\"}]","Brisbane City Council Local Disaster Management Plan - Version Control - Requirements and Review | PDF",139]