Volunteers in the 2000s : volunteer liability in the emergency services / Catherine Dunlop.

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TextPublication details: [Australia : Australian Journal of Volunteering], 1999Description: 17 pSubject(s):

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Subject: The liabilities of volunteers in the emergency services is an area of growing concern in Australia. The threat of litigation against volunteers who respond to an emergency situation has the capacity to markedly diminish the provision of volunteer services. This is particularly the case in some remote areas where there is a strong reliance on volunteers

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The liabilities of volunteers in the emergency services is an area of growing concern in Australia. The threat of litigation against volunteers who respond to an emergency situation has the capacity to markedly diminish the provision of volunteer services. This is particularly the case in some remote areas where there is a strong reliance on volunteers

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