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(1) This Policy is effective from 7 December 2023. (2) This Policy outlines the University's commitment to effectively managing critical incidents. (3) This Policy applies to the management of any critical incident, whether on or off-shore, that has an impact on the Deakin community or University activities. (4) The University is committed to ensuring that an effective critical incident management processes, aligned with the Australasian Inter-Service Incident Management System (AIIMS) model is implemented across the University to: (5) The University's critical incident management capability is designed and implemented around the following core elements: (6) The University will establish and maintain an Emergency Management Committee chaired by the Executive Director, Customer Experience. (7) The role of the Emergency Management Committee is to oversee the University’s emergency management system above and beyond any particular critical incident. This includes: (8) The University will use a risk-based critical incident classification and escalation process in alignment with the University's Risk Assessment Matrix. (9) The University will maintain a Critical Incident Management Plan and a trained and competent Critical Incident Management Team to control the University's strategic response and provide executive decisions and strategic direction relating to a critical incident. (10) The University will undertake an annual internal review of the Critical Incident Management Plan and complete annual training and testing of the University's Critical Incident Management Team and associated systems or capabilities. (11) Designated senior staff members of the University are responsible for the strategic direction, development, implementation, management and validation of capabilities and functions to manage critical incidents, specifically: (12) The Critical Incident Management procedure documents how to comply with this Policy. (13) For the purpose of this Policy:Critical Incident Management policy
Section 1 - Preamble
Section 2 - Purpose
Section 3 - Scope
Section 4 - Policy
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Section 6 - Definitions