Reforming Victoria's Emergency Management Arrangements: Towards a more disaster resilient and safer Victoria - Who is in charge?

Michael Eburn; Michael Eburn

Reforming Victoria's Emergency Management Arrangements: Towards a more disaster resilient and safer Victoria - Who is in charge?

Michael Eburn, Michael Eburn

Research output: Working paper

Abstract

This submission is made in response to the Department of Justice Green Paper Towards a More Disaster Resilient and Safer Victoria. This submission will focus on the issue of governance arrangements when responding to emergencies. This submission addresses proposals six, seven, eight and nine in the Green Paper.

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Melbourne, Victoria.
Publisher	Victorian Law Reform Commission
Pages	1-22pp
Publication status	Published - 2011

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abstract = "This submission is made in response to the Department of Justice Green Paper Towards a More Disaster Resilient and Safer Victoria. This submission will focus on the issue of governance arrangements when responding to emergencies. This submission addresses proposals six, seven, eight and nine in the Green Paper.",

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