Natural disasters and business continuity

NATURAL DISASTERS AND BUSINESS
CONTINUITY

However sophisticated and complex our societies may be, the bushfires, floods and now the COVID-19 outbreak show how vulnerable we, and our enterprises, can be. We'll be focusing on how you can cope now, and build resilience, for future challenges from the natural world.

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Queensland closes borders and requires persons entering Queensland to quarantine for 14 days It is expected that these measures will increase traffic around the Queensland and New South Wales border. Article, 27 Mar 2020
Radical changes to NSW planning and local government laws to help with COVID-19 The COVID-19 Legislation Amendment (Emergency Measures) Act 2020, passed yesterday and expected to commence operation imminently, makes key changes to planning and local government laws, and is significant not only for what it says, but also for what ... Article, 25 Mar 2020
NSW COVID-19 Emergency Measures Act to provide rent and termination relief for tenants in NSW Overnight the NSW Legislative Council and Legislative Assembly passed the COVID-19 Legislation Amendment (Emergency Measures) Act 2020 to amend a number of NSW Acts to implement emergency measures as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Article, 25 Mar 2020
Directors to get insolvent trading relief, but debt recovery toughened, under temporary COVID-19 measures Directors will soon be free to make decisions to trade on even insolvent entities, and incur debts in the ordinary course of business, with the passing of the Coronavirus Economic Response Package Omnibus Act 2020 last night and Royal Assent today. Article, 24 Mar 2020
COVID-19: Protecting your most vulnerable workers when they need it most Consult early with all workers and particularly with those who have identified vulnerabilities or you have identified may be most impacted by COVID-19 from a WHS perspective. Article, 20 Mar 2020
Coronavirus COVID-19 Response Briefing Note: 2 Since the first version of our Briefing Note on 9 March, events have moved swiftly, and the predicted major disruptions to supply chains and people's lives from COVID-19 have come to pass. Article, 20 Mar 2020
Procuring when an emergency strikes – altered procurement obligations and opportunities at the NSW and Federal levels Public sector agencies and their procurement teams should consider each procurement on a case-by-case basis, and understand the emergency and urgent response provisions within the NSW and Commonwealth procurement frameworks, and their exemptions. Article, 19 Mar 2020
COVID 19 Briefing Update Last Thursday, the World Health Organisation (WHO) officially declared COVID-19 a pandemic. We have been assisting clients with many complex questions and trying to assist them to sort the facts from the hysteria and how to make solid risk based cris ... Video, 17 Mar 2020
Coronavirus COVID-19 Response Briefing Note Our COVID-19 Response Briefing Note helps you chart your course through these early days of the outbreak in Australia. Article, 9 Mar 2020
Clearing the air on contractual obligations: lessons learned from bushfire smoke and WHS-related delays You should review your existing contracts to ensure liabilities in the event of WHS-related delays, including delays due to bushfire smoke, are clear and understood, and consider your approach to providing for such events in future contracts, in a wa ... Article, 5 Mar 2020

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