Emergency Management Act 2006
33Regional Emergency Management Plans
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33 Regional Emergency Management Plans
(1) Each Regional Committee is to prepare a plan for emergency management in its region.
(2) The Regional Committee is to submit the plan to the State Controller for approval.
(3) When a plan is submitted to him or her, the State Controller may –
(a) approve the plan; or
(b) require the plan to be amended and then resubmitted for approval under this subsection.
(4) A Regional Emergency Management Plan is to provide details of the arrangements and responsibilities for the governance and coordination of emergency management within the region.
(5) Each Regional Committee is to review its Regional Emergency Management Plan at least once every 2 years.
(6) At any time, a Regional Committee may submit to the State Controller any suggested amendments to its Regional Emergency Management Plan or a substitute plan.
(7) On the submission to him or her of suggested amendments or a substitute plan, the State Controller may approve or reject the amendments to, or the substitution of, the Regional Emergency Management Plan.