On the NEMA website, I need to understand Australia's crisis management arrangements. Specifically, what are NEMA's key responsibilities within the Australian Government Crisis Management Framework for different crisis types, and can you identify one human-induced hazard for which national response plans exist?
Navigate to 'nema.gov.au'. Use the search bar to find 'Crisis management arrangements'. Click on the 'Crisis management arrangements' link from the search results. Navigate to the 'Australian Government Crisis Management Framework' section (using 'On this page' link if available) and identify NEMA's primary roles. Navigate to the 'National plans' section (using 'On this page' link if available) and identify one example of a human-induced hazard. State NEMA's key responsibilities for crisis management and the identified human-induced hazard.
NEMA's responsibilities are identified as: Australian Government Coordinating Agency for natural hazards and space weather; Sector Lead Agency for the domestic components of international crises; and Australian Government Coordinating Agency for Tier 4 and novel events. One human-induced hazard mentioned for which national plans exist is 'cyber-attacks'.