National Civil Defence Emergency Management Plan Order 2005

  • revoked
  • National Civil Defence Emergency Management Plan Order 2005: revoked, on 1 December 2015, by clause 5 of the National Civil Defence Emergency Management Plan Order 2015 (LI 2015/140).

Schedule National civil defence emergency management plan

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Contents

1Interpretation
2Status
3Incorporation by reference
4Purpose of plan
5Objectives of plan
6Relationship of objectives to national civil defence emergency management strategy
7Scope of plan
8Capacity and capability
9Hazards and risks to be managed at national level
10Minister’s power
11Other emergency situations
12System of domestic and external security co-ordination (DESC)
13Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency Management (MCDEM)
14Other agencies
15Director of Civil Defence Emergency Management (Director)
16National Controller
17Maintaining Government
18General responsibilities
19Civil Defence Emergency Management Groups (CDEM Groups)
20Background
21Principles common to emergency services
22Principles of Police involvement
23Role of Police
24Police operations
25Background
26Fire service roles
27Fire service public information
28General
29Ministry of Health
30District Health Boards (DHBs)
31Public health
32Ambulance
33Duties of lifeline utilities
34Lifeline utilities co-ordination
35Lifeline utility co-ordinators
36Clusters at national level
37Clusters at local level
38Formed and proposed clusters
39Cluster co-ordinators
40Background
41Principles
42Process
43National welfare co-ordination
44National Welfare Recovery Co-ordination Group (NWRCG) functional arrangements
45Financial assistance (Ministry of Social Development)
46Accommodation (Housing New Zealand Corporation)
47Inquiry and identity (MCDEM)
48Domestic animal welfare
49Psychosocial support
50Support agencies with role in welfare provision
51Principles
52Preparation
53Nationwide levels of civil defence emergency management operation
54Areas of readiness
55Co-ordinated incident management system (CIMS)
56Public education
57Professional development
58Exercise programmes
59Principles
60Objective
61Scope
62National warning system
63Functions of National Crisis Management Centre (NCMC)
64Principles of NCMC activation
65MCDEM uses NCMC to manage civil defence emergencies
66Objective
67Context
68Principles
69Purpose
70Scope
71Principles
72National roles
73Objective and scope
74Types of evacuation
75Principles of evacuation
76Deciding to shelter in place or evacuate
77Identifying evacuees
78Process for evacuation
79Introduction
80Requests for international assistance
81Offers of international assistance
82United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA)
83Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
84Scope
85Transition from response to recovery
86Process of civil defence emergency management recovery
87Exit strategy
88Government financial support for civil defence emergencies
89Principles for government financial support