South Australian Legislation
South Australia Emergency Management (Miscellaneous) Amendment Bill 2024 A Bill For An Act to amend the Emergency Management Act 2004.
Contents Part 1—Preliminary 1 Short title 2 Commencement Part 2—Amendment of Emergency Management Act 2004 3 Amendment of section 2—Objects and guiding principles 4 Amendment of section 3—Interpretation 5 Amendment of section 5—Interaction with other Acts 6 Amendment of section 6—Establishment of State Emergency Management Committee 7 Repeal of section 8 8 Amendment of section 9—Functions and powers of SEMC 9 Repeal of section 10 10 Amendment of section 15—Functions and powers of State Co-ordinator 11 Amendment of section 16—Assistant State Co-ordinators 12 Amendment of section 17—Authorised officers 13 Amendment of section 18—Delegation 14 Insertion of Part 3A Part 3A—The State Recovery Co-ordinator 18A Appointment of State Recovery Co-ordinator 18B Functions of State Recovery Co-ordinator 15 Amendment of section 19—Co-ordinating agency 16 Substitution of heading to Part 4 Division 3 17 Amendment of section 21—Publication of guidelines 18 Insertion of section 21A 21A State of alert 19 Amendment of section 23—Major emergencies 20 Amendment of section 24—Disasters 21 Amendment of section 24A—Public health incidents and emergencies 22 Amendment of heading to Part 4 Division 4 23 Insertion of section 24B 24B Power to require information or documents 24 Amendment of section 25—Powers of State Co-ordinator and authorised officers 25 Insertion of sections 26AB and 26AC 26AB Modification of procedural requirements 26AC Public sector mobilisation 26 Amendment of section 26B—No obligation on persons to maintain secrecy 27 Substitution of section 27 27 Recovery operations 28 Amendment of section 27A—Interpretation 29 Amendment of section 27B—Minister may declare electricity supply emergency 30 Amendment of section 27C—Minister's power to give directions 31 Substitution of section 27D 27D Minister's power to use or require information 32 Amendment of section 27E—Obligation to preserve confidentiality 33 Amendment of section 27F—Manner of giving directions or requirements 34 Amendment of section 28—Failure to comply with directions 35 Amendment of section 30—Impersonating an authorised officer etc 36 Amendment of section 31A—Confidentiality 37 Amendment of section 32—Protection from liability 38 Amendment of section 32A—Protection from liability—COVID-19 39 Insertion of section 33A 33A Victimisation 40 Amendment of section 36—Insurance policies to cover damage 41 Amendment of section 38—Regulations Schedule 1—Transitional provision and review 1 Transitional provision 2 Review of Emergency Management Act 2004
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