The immediate post impact stage of an emergency, preceding the recovery phase. Relief Stage For the purposes of this Plan, the end of relief will be when "stand down" is advised by the Emergency Response Co-ordinator. The combat of an emergency and the provision of emergency relief, including Response rescue and the needs of affected persons. A location designated and used during emergencies for the assembly of control or Staging Area support personnel prior to deployment. The order given by the Regional or Municipal Emergency Response Co-ordinator Stand-Down that allows personnel to cease operations reflecting the termination of the emergency. That period normally following alert when the Regional or Municipal Emergency Response Co-ordinator, or the Chief Officer of a control agency, believes that the Standby occurrence or the effects of the emergency, are imminent. Members of the relevant agencies are placed on "Standby", thus being ready to respond immediately. Those resources requested under emergency supply unable to be obtained by Supplementary Supply EMMV Support Agencies. A government or non-government agency which provides essential services, Support Agency personnel, or material to support or assist a control agency or affected persons. Accommodation provided for individuals or families affected by an emergency. It is Temporary separate to emergency shelter. This accommodation includes caravans and Accommodation suchlike, and will normally be arranged by the recovery agency. In some this will occur during the Response Phase. Means a volunteer worker who engages in emergency activity at the request (whether directly or indirectly) or with the express or implied consent of the chief Volunteer Emergency executive (however designated), or of a person acting with the authority of the chief Worker executive, of an agency to which EMMV or the state emergency recovery plan applies. Emergency Management Act 1986 Emergency Management Act 2013 Country Fire Authority Act 1958 Road Management Act 2004 Emergency Management Manual Victoria (EMMV) DHS Hume Region Emergency Recovery Plan DHS Emergency Relief Handbook: A Planning Guide, Third Edition, 2013 EMV Assessment Guidelines 2015” “Impact Murrindindi Shire Council and Lake Mountain Alpine Resort Municipal Emergency Management Plan Murrindindi Shire Council Communication in Recovery Plan
Relief Stage The immediate post impact stage of an emergency, preceding the recovery phase. For the purposes of this Plan, the end of relief will be when "stand down" is advised by the Emergency Response Co-ordinator. Response The combat of an emergency and the provision of emergency relief, including rescue and the needs of affected persons. Staging Area A location designated and used during emergencies for the assembly of control or support personnel prior to deployment. Stand-Down The order given by the Regional or Municipal Emergency Response Co-ordinator that allows personnel to cease operations reflecting the termination of the emergency. Standby That period normally following alert when the Regional or Municipal Emergency Response Co-ordinator, or the Chief Officer of a control agency, believes that the occurrence or the effects of the emergency, are imminent. Members of the relevant agencies are placed on "Standby", thus being ready to respond immediately. Supplementary Supply Those resources requested under emergency supply unable to be obtained by EMMV Support Agencies. Support Agency A government or non-government agency which provides essential services, personnel, or material to support or assist a control agency or affected persons. Temporary Accommodation Accommodation provided for individuals or families affected by an emergency. It is separate to emergency shelter. This accommodation includes caravans and suchlike, and will normally be arranged by the recovery agency. In some this will occur during the Response Phase. Volunteer Emergency Worker Means a volunteer worker who engages in emergency activity at the request (whether directly or indirectly) or with the express or implied consent of the chief executive (however designated), or of a person acting with the authority of the chief executive, of an agency to which EMMV or the state emergency recovery plan applies. Emergency Management Act 1986 Emergency Management Act 2013 Country Fire Authority Act 1958 Road Management Act 2004 Emergency Management Manual Victoria (EMMV) DHS Hume Region Emergency Recovery Plan DHS Emergency Relief Handbook: A Planning Guide, Third Edition, 2013 EMV “Impact Assessment Guidelines 2015” Murrindindi Shire Council and Lake Mountain Alpine Resort Municipal Emergency Management Plan Murrindindi Shire Council Communication in Recovery Plan
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