Plans
On the 24th of September 2024, the Minister responsible for the Disaster Management Act 2003 has approved the Interim State Disaster Management Plan (SDMP) 2024-2025 and the SDMP Amendment Schedule in accordance with a Queensland Disaster Management Committee decision of 8 July 2024. If you require further information on the Interim State Disaster Management Plan 2024-25 or the SDMP Amendment Schedule; please contact D&GFramework@police.qld.gov.au.
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Interim Queensland State Disaster Management Plan 2024-25
Interim SDMP Appendix B Roles and Responsibilities
Amendment Schedule Interim State Disaster Management Plan 2024-2025
Queensland Whole-of-Government Pandemic Plan
Queensland Recovery Plan, developed by the Queensland Reconstruction Authority, is a sub-plan to the Queensland State Disaster Management Plan and applies to all recovery partners.
Functional and Hazard Specific Plans
Queensland Government Cyber Security Hazard Plan
Blood Supply Emergency and Contingency Plan
Queensland Health chemical biological radiological annex
Health disaster and Emergency Incident Plan
Queensland Coastal Contingency Action Plan
Queensland Counter–Terrorism Strategy
State of Queensland Multi-Agency Response Plan to Chemical, Biological, Radiological Incidents *
State of Queensland Multi-Agency Hazardous Materials Incident Recovery Plan
Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Disaster Management Plan
Emergency Management Sector Adaptation Plan (EM-SAP) for Climate Change
As a part of the Queensland Government's climate change response, QFES has led the development of a Sector Adaptation Plan for Climate Change in partnership with the Department of Environment and Science and the National Climate Change Adaptation Facility. The plan outlines a vision, principles and a series of priorities that intend to guide sector climate change adaptation activities and planning to ensure that it is fully engaged with the risks and opportunities of a changing climate.
Factsheets
EM-SAP
The Plan
Executive summary
EM-SAP by section below:
The science of climate change
Why is climate change important to the sector
Emergency Management Australia maintains response plans for a range of physical assistance options that can be provided to state and territory governments and international partners responding to an emergency. Emergency Response Plans are not publicly available however Disaster Management Managers may request copies from Emergency Management Australia.
Animal Health Australia (AHA) manages the development and review of the Australian Veterinary Emergency Plan (AUSVETPLAN) while is available on the Animal Health Australia website.
The Department of Agriculture and Water Resources coordinates the development, implementation and maintenance of the AQUAPLAN, Australia’s National Strategic Plan for Aquatic Animal Health, and AQUAVETPLAN the Australian Aquatic Veterinary Emergency Plan.
PLANTPLAN is the agreed technical response plan used to respond to an emergency plant pest incident.