Emergency planning for Federal Departments : a guide.

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Emergency Preparedness Canada

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363.3480971 21

Subject: Every Canadian federal department is required to have an emergency plan to provide for assistance and advice to provincial governments and, through provincial governments, to local authorities; federal-provincial regional plans; and the safety and welfare, during an emergency, of officers and employees of a government institution. This guide is designed to help emergency planners develop a departmental plan that meets these criteria

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Every Canadian federal department is required to have an emergency plan to provide for assistance and advice to provincial governments and, through provincial governments, to local authorities; federal-provincial regional plans; and the safety and welfare, during an emergency, of officers and employees of a government institution. This guide is designed to help emergency planners develop a departmental plan that meets these criteria

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