sec.352IChief executive to consider plan

### sec.352I Chief executive to consider plan The chief executive must consider an emergency action plan given to the chief executive for approval and, within 30 business days after receiving the plan, decide to— approve it; or refuse to approve it. In considering the emergency action plan, the chief executive must have regard to— each notice given by a local government under section 352HB (3) for the plan; and each notice given by the chairperson of a district group under section 352HC (2) for the plan; and any notice responses prepared by the owner of the dam; and any disaster management standards under the Disaster Management Act . For deciding whether to approve or refuse to approve the emergency action plan, the chief executive may get advice from— the emergency management chief executive; or an advisory council. s 352I ins 2012 No. 29 s 28 amd 2017 No. 11 s 19 (sec.352I-ssec.1) The chief executive must consider an emergency action plan given to the chief executive for approval and, within 30 business days after receiving the plan, decide to— approve it; or refuse to approve it. (sec.352I-ssec.2) In considering the emergency action plan, the chief executive must have regard to— each notice given by a local government under section 352HB (3) for the plan; and each notice given by the chairperson of a district group under section 352HC (2) for the plan; and any notice responses prepared by the owner of the dam; and any disaster management standards under the Disaster Management Act . (sec.352I-ssec.3) For deciding whether to approve or refuse to approve the emergency action plan, the chief executive may get advice from— the emergency management chief executive; or an advisory council. - (a) approve it; or - (b) refuse to approve it. - (a) each notice given by a local government under section 352HB (3) for the plan; and - (b) each notice given by the chairperson of a district group under section 352HC (2) for the plan; and - (c) any notice responses prepared by the owner of the dam; and - (d) any disaster management standards under the Disaster Management Act . - (a) the emergency management chief executive; or - (b) an advisory council.