A modern Emergency Management System for Victoria VCOSS MAV Emergency Management Forum Craig Emergency Management Commissioner #weworksasone.

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A modern Emergency Management System for Victoria VCOSS MAV Emergency Management Forum Craig Emergency Management Commissioner #weworksasone

Before/ Knowledge During/ Response After/ Renewal

Shared Vision Safer and more resilient communities Shared Goal A sustainable and efficient emergency management system that reduces the likelihood, effect and consequences of emergencies “We Work As One”

Communities, Government, Agencies & Business We Work As One

Class 1 Emergency Major Fire or Control by MFB/CFA/DELWP/ SES Class 2 Emergency Human Health/Animal Health/Major Infrastructure/Other Security Emergency CoordinationEMC (Managed by VicPol) EMC (Managed by VicPol) CCP (Managed by VicPol) ControlSRC (EMC to appoint SRC) State Controller (EMC to ensure control is established ie: CHO, CVO, Infrastructure) CCP (CCP to appoint Deputy Commissioner as controller) Communications (EMJPIC Exec) EMC Assistant Commissioner VicPol Consequence Management EMC (State Consequence Manager) EMC (State Consequence Manager) EMC (State Consequence Manager) Relief and Recovery EMC (State Relief and Recovery Manager) EMC (State Relief and Recovery Manager) EMC (State Relief and Recovery Manager)

Strategic Consequence Internal & external consequences 1.Problem / Scenario what’s happened, initial info 2. Consolidated single view of event the facts, the evidence Safer and more resilient communities February 2016 Strategic Communications communications strategy, internal & external messaging stakeholder management strategy Strategic & Operational Intelligence validated intelligence inputs potential intelligence inputs pursued Strategic & Operational Community Issues validated community issues stakeholders identified 3. Decisions / Actions / Outcomes who leads / who’s accountable

Victoria can expect higher-than- average temperatures, more days above 35 degrees, reduced rainfall, and an increased number of droughts and extreme weather events, including more frequent bushfires and storm activ ity Every 11 hours, in Melbourne's suburban growth areas, enough babies to fill an entire prep class are born. Challenges Population change Climate change Urbanisation Globalisation Community look & expectations

Our shared vision Safer and more resilient communities From sheep to shore The objective of emergency management in Victoria is to reduce the impact of emergencies on human life, communities, essential and community infrastructure and the environment.

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