injuries in severe” scenario, can “most be treated within 12 hours. 3 100% of major injuries in – “most probable” scenario; and 90% of major injuries in severe” scenario, can “most be treated within 18 hours. 2 100% of major injuries in – “most probable” scenario; and 90% of major injuries in severe” scenario, can “most be treated within 24 hours. 1 100% of major injuries in – “most probable” scenario; and 90% of major injuries in severe” scenario, can “most be treated within 36 hours. 0 Longer than 36 or no – emergency healthcare capability. 8.10 Administrative 8.10.1 Assurance of Estimated # of days disruption to 5 No disruption to services even Critical administration functions will include – operations continuity of all critical under severe” scenario those that directly affect the well being of “most administration functions. critical administration services the public or individuals. For example: under probable” and 4 No disruption to services under “most – severe” scenarios, given probable” scenario Payment of food-stamps or “most “most availability of redundant unemployment benefit; facilities, support staff etc. 3 - Minor disruptions (few hours or less) under probable” scenario Housing offices; “most 2 Some significant disruptions for up Reporting of damage after the disaster; – to 48 hours or less under “most probable” scenario Trash collection and disposal (impacts from road closures are covered above). 1 Significant disruptions for 48 – hours 5 days under probable” (Healthcare and education see above). – “most – scenario (Critical IT systems see below) –
injuries in “most severe” scenario, can be treated within 12 hours. 3 – 100% of major injuries in “most probable” scenario; and 90% of major injuries in “most severe” scenario, can be treated within 18 hours. 2 – 100% of major injuries in “most probable” scenario; and 90% of major injuries in “most severe” scenario, can be treated within 24 hours. 1 – 100% of major injuries in “most probable” scenario; and 90% of major injuries in “most severe” scenario, can be treated within 36 hours. 0 – Longer than 36 or no emergency healthcare capability. 8.10 Administrative operations 8.10.1 Assurance of continuity of all critical administration functions. Estimated # of days disruption to critical administration services under “most probable” and “most severe” scenarios, given availability of redundant facilities, support staff etc. 5 – No disruption to services even under “most severe” scenario 4 – No disruption to services under “most probable” scenario 3 - Minor disruptions (few hours or less) under “most probable” scenario 2 – Some significant disruptions for up to 48 hours or less under “most probable” scenario 1 – Significant disruptions for 48 hours – 5 days under “most probable” scenario Critical administration functions will include those that directly affect the well being of the public or individuals. For example: Payment of food-stamps or unemployment benefit; Housing offices; Reporting of damage after the disaster; Trash collection and disposal (impacts from road closures are covered above). (Healthcare and education – see above). (Critical IT systems – see below)
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