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A hazard is a source of potential harm. A hazard event is another term for emergency.
Some assurance activities examine system-wide risks that span across multiple hazard types, including reviews into the emergency management functions of sector organisations.
Examples of such assurance activities include the Review of 10 years of reform in Victoria’s emergency management sector and the Royal Commission into National Natural Disaster Arrangements.
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| Publish year | Assurance activity | Summary | Organisation |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2015 | Collaborative Emergency Management: Costs and benefits for Local Government (External link) | A review outlining the costs and benefits of collaborative approaches to emergency management from the perspective of Local Governments. | Local Government Victoria |
| 2015 | Emergency Service Response Times (External link) | An assessment of the accountability of emergency service organisations and the relevant portfolio departments for response time performance. The audit found that there were multiple problems with emergency response time measures, targets and data that prevent Parliament and the public from holding agencies fully to account. | Victorian Auditor-General's Office |
| 2014 | Emergency Risks in Victoria – Report of the 2012–13 State Emergency Risk Assessment (External link) | A report into the results of a state-level emergency risk assessment conducted in Victoria, it contains information about a range of important emergency-related risks, and a comparison of their severity relative to each other. | Victorian Government |