INQ286

Up-skill isolated communities in emergency PPRR skills.

Develop and implement a targeted community flood awareness program.

Develop a community education strategy for when to call 000, 131 444, and 132 500.

Introduce child-centred household level disaster risk reduction strategies in school programs.

Develop and implement a community storm safe awareness program.

Develop coastal inundation education materials that meet the needs of exposed communities.

Develop and deliver earthquake hazard awareness products.

Continue the Bushfire Ready Neighbourhoods Program.

Continue the Community Bushfire Protection Program with a renewed focus on vulnerable groups.

Improve community educational information.

Expand the existing Fire Ready Schools Program with enhanced support and incorporate other sites used by vulnerable groups.

Include heatwave in existing preparedness programs.

Enhance the community development program.

Development mechanisms to support small councils to manage treatment across the PPRR spectrum (across all hazards).

Assessment of council’s capacity to manage land effectively.

Undertake local level emergency management planning for areas at risk of debris flow.

Implement a database management approach for notifiable disease record systems.

Clarify the relationship between the DHHS and THS in the establishment of flu services.

Enhance business continuity planning by the Tasmanian Health Service.

Review Tas Govt interoperability arrangements.

Incorporate heatwave surge response planning into business continuity planning.

Assess water supply resilience in the case of an interruption.

Improve integration of health information systems.

Develop a disaster client record system.

Review legislation relating to Fuel Stove only areas, Fire Permit System and Total Fire Bans to ensure appropriate incentives to modify individuals’ behaviour.

Test the Biosecurity Act 2015.

Review seismic monitoring network alert systems to ensure emergency managers are on the contact lists.

Consider outcomes of national review of warnings and review resilience of warning systems’ infrastructure.

Relax the requirement for medical certificates in the event of an outbreak.

Encourage businesses to consider human influenza pandemics in business continuity planning.

Raised access routes.

Make property level information on landslide hazards publicly available

Monitor effectiveness of new Land Use Planning reforms to evaluate effectiveness of delivering desired outcomes.

Locate and design new public infrastructure so that it can continue to operate during flood events.

Further development of Landslide Hazard Banding of the State (MRT).

Develop linkages between landslide risk assessors and building engineers/structural works.

Monitor effectiveness of new Land Use Planning and Building System reforms to evaluate effectiveness of delivering desired outcomes.

Include consideration of coastal inundation in land use planning for new developments and uses.

Incentivising safer sites (charge people less rates and discounts for defensive actions by land managers).

Build flood capable infrastructure.

Review building controls to ensure they are adaptive to changing coastal inundation risks.

Promote the use of Water Sensitive Urban Design in stormwater systems.

Ensure landuse planning and building systems, including appeal mechanisms, are transparent, equitable and integrated at the municipal, State and national levels.

Establish arrangements to enable the buy-back of specified landslip prone land.

Continue the development and implementation of community level Bushfire Mitigation Plans.

Continue the Fuel Reduction Program.

Improve information about electricity demand during heatwaves.

Establish emergency services ICT redundancy arrangements for damage loss of communications infrastructure.

Integrate existing capabilities into a Total Flood Warning System.

Continue the enhancement of forecast and warning services.