Coordinate provision of Contribute expertise to the Consider requests for health Contribute expertise to International AUSMATs in response to AUSMAT. assistance (domestic or AUSMAT. obligations: Australian Medical a request for international international) and identify the Assistance Team assistance. appropriate mechanism for (AUSMAT) providing the response [AHPPC]. Manage any requests for Manage people identified Develop and maintain a Support management of people International exit screening from WHO through exit screening by protocol outlining how people identified in exit screening. obligations: Exit screening or other state parties. integrating them into state identified under exit and territory health systems. screening should be managed. This will include indications regarding funding. Public health specifics developed by CDNA, wider policy implications decided by AHPPC. (Information about products, such as surveillance case definitions is indicative only.) Table 22: Roles and responsibilities of the Australian Government, State and Territory Governments and the health sector during the Standdown stage. Standdown roles The Australian The State and Territory The joint role of Australian The role of other health sector Government role is to Governments role is to Government and State and parties is to Territory Governments is to:
International obligations: Australian Medical Assistance Team (AUSMAT) Coordinate provision of AUSMATs in response to a request for international assistance. Contribute expertise to the AUSMAT. Consider requests for health assistance (domestic or international) and identify the appropriate mechanism for providing the response [AHPPC]. Contribute expertise to AUSMAT. International obligations: Exit screening Manage any requests for exit screening from WHO or other state parties. Manage people identified through exit screening by integrating them into state and territory health systems. Develop and maintain a protocol outlining how people identified under exit screening should be managed. This will include indications regarding funding. Public health specifics developed by CDNA, wider policy implications decided by AHPPC. Support management of people identified in exit screening. (Information about products, such as surveillance case definitions is indicative only.) Table 22: Roles and responsibilities of the Australian Government, State and Territory Governments and the health sector during the Standdown stage. Standdown roles The Australian Government role is to The State and Territory Governments role is to The joint role of Australian Government and State and Territory Governments is to: The role of other health sector parties is to