Emergency Management Act 2006
35Special Emergency Management Plans
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35 Special Emergency Management Plans
(1) In this section –
approving authority means the person or Committee determined to be the approving authority for that plan by the State Committee, a Regional Committee or a Municipal Committee that prepares a plan under this section;
Committee means the State Committee, a Regional Committee or a Municipal Committee;
reviewing authority means the person or Committee determined to be the reviewing authority for that plan by the State Committee, a Regional Committee or a Municipal Committee that prepares a plan under this section.
(2) A Committee may prepare a plan in respect of a particular risk or emergency or class of risk or emergency.
(3) A Committee is to submit a plan prepared under subsection (2) to the approving authority for approval.
(4) When a plan is provided to the approving authority, the approving authority may –
(a) approve the plan; or
(b) require the plan to be amended and then resubmitted for approval under this subsection.
(5) A Committee is to review each of its Special Emergency Management Plans at least once every 2 years.
(6) At any time, a Committee is to submit to the reviewing authority any suggested amendments to its Special Emergency Management Plan or a substitute plan.
(7) On the submission to him, her or it of suggested amendments or a substitute plan, the reviewing authority may approve or reject the amendments to, or the substitution of, the Special Emergency Management Plan.
(8) On approving a Special Emergency Management Plan, an amendment to such a plan or a substitute plan, the approving authority or reviewing authority is to notify the State Controller and the relevant Committee of that approval.