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Emergency Management Bill (No 2)

Introduction

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"Proposed Law to Keep You and Your Community Safe"

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The purpose of this proposed law is to keep you and your community safe. It aims to support your social, economic, cultural, and environmental well-being. This includes managing hazards in a sustainable way. You will be protected from harm and your property will be safeguarded. Communities will be helped to reduce risks by identifying, assessing, and managing them. This will be done by consulting and communicating with you about risks. The proposed law also plans for emergencies and how to respond to them. Local authorities will work together to plan for emergencies through Emergency Management Committees. These committees will help with planning, programmes, and activities related to emergency management. You can find more information about the relevant legislation in Schedule 2. The proposed law encourages different agencies and organisations to work together. They will co-ordinate their emergency management planning and activities. This will help keep you and your community safe during emergencies. The national emergency management strategy and plan will guide local planning. The proposed law is designed to keep you safe and support your well-being. It will help your community prepare for and respond to emergencies. By working together, agencies and organisations can reduce risks and keep you safe.

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Emergency Management Bill (No 2)

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