sec.86APreparing, maintaining and implementing emergency plan

### sec.86A Preparing, maintaining and implementing emergency plan The park owner for a residential park must ensure an emergency plan is prepared for the park, providing for the following— emergency procedures, including— an effective response to an emergency; and procedures for evacuating home owners and other residents from the park; and notifying emergency service organisations at the earliest opportunity; and arranging for medical treatment and assistance; and effective communication between the person authorised by the park owner to coordinate the emergency response and the home owners and other residents of the park; testing of the emergency procedures, including the frequency of testing; information, training and instruction to the home owners and other residents of the park about implementing the emergency procedures; another relevant matter prescribed by regulation. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. The park owner must— maintain the emergency plan for the residential park so that the plan remains effective; and implement the emergency plan in the event of an emergency. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. In this section— emergency service organisation means— the Queensland Ambulance Service; and Queensland Fire and Rescue; and the Queensland Police Service. s 86A ins 2017 No. 42 s 43 amd 2024 No. 22 s 92 sch 1 _____ ss 86B–86E ins 2024 No. 28 s 46 (uncommenced amendment) (sec.86A-ssec.1) The park owner for a residential park must ensure an emergency plan is prepared for the park, providing for the following— emergency procedures, including— an effective response to an emergency; and procedures for evacuating home owners and other residents from the park; and notifying emergency service organisations at the earliest opportunity; and arranging for medical treatment and assistance; and effective communication between the person authorised by the park owner to coordinate the emergency response and the home owners and other residents of the park; testing of the emergency procedures, including the frequency of testing; information, training and instruction to the home owners and other residents of the park about implementing the emergency procedures; another relevant matter prescribed by regulation. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. (sec.86A-ssec.2) The park owner must— maintain the emergency plan for the residential park so that the plan remains effective; and implement the emergency plan in the event of an emergency. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. (sec.86A-ssec.3) In this section— emergency service organisation means— the Queensland Ambulance Service; and Queensland Fire and Rescue; and the Queensland Police Service. - (a) emergency procedures, including— (i) an effective response to an emergency; and (ii) procedures for evacuating home owners and other residents from the park; and (iii) notifying emergency service organisations at the earliest opportunity; and (iv) arranging for medical treatment and assistance; and (v) effective communication between the person authorised by the park owner to coordinate the emergency response and the home owners and other residents of the park; - (i) an effective response to an emergency; and - (ii) procedures for evacuating home owners and other residents from the park; and - (iii) notifying emergency service organisations at the earliest opportunity; and - (iv) arranging for medical treatment and assistance; and - (v) effective communication between the person authorised by the park owner to coordinate the emergency response and the home owners and other residents of the park; - (b) testing of the emergency procedures, including the frequency of testing; - (c) information, training and instruction to the home owners and other residents of the park about implementing the emergency procedures; - (d) another relevant matter prescribed by regulation. - (i) an effective response to an emergency; and - (ii) procedures for evacuating home owners and other residents from the park; and - (iii) notifying emergency service organisations at the earliest opportunity; and - (iv) arranging for medical treatment and assistance; and - (v) effective communication between the person authorised by the park owner to coordinate the emergency response and the home owners and other residents of the park; - (a) maintain the emergency plan for the residential park so that the plan remains effective; and - (b) implement the emergency plan in the event of an emergency. - (a) the Queensland Ambulance Service; and - (b) Queensland Fire and Rescue; and - (c) the Queensland Police Service.