Systems for emergency management in Western Australia / prepared by the Emergency Management Branch.

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Emergency Management Branch (W.A.)

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TextPublication details: [Western Australia] : E.M.B., 1992Description: 8 leavesSubject(s):

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353.9509941 21

Subject: The aim of this paper is to examine emergency management arrangements in Western Australia, determine what, if any, problems exist with them, discuss alternatives and make recommendations for further consideration. In particular, the paper considers the role and function of emergency operations centres

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The aim of this paper is to examine emergency management arrangements in Western Australia, determine what, if any, problems exist with them, discuss alternatives and make recommendations for further consideration. In particular, the paper considers the role and function of emergency operations centres

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