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The Minister can withdraw some or all of a regional emergency management planning standard. You will see a public notice about the withdrawal. The notice will include the reasons for the withdrawal.
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102: Amendments to regional emergency management planning standards, or
"Changes to Emergency Plans: When and How the Minister Can Make Them"
104: Director-General may develop sector response plans for essential infrastructure providers, or
"Director-General can create a plan to help important services recover from emergencies"
The Minister may withdraw all or part of a regional emergency management planning standard and give public notice of the withdrawal, including the reasons for the withdrawal.
