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Australian Government Crisis Management Framework (AGCMF)

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  • Purpose
  • Australian, state and territory governments
  • Principles
  • Hierarchy of documents
  • Australian Government Crisis Management Continuum
  • Scope of crisis coordination within the Continuum
  • Australian Government assistance

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  • Version control
  • Introduction
    • Purpose
    • Australian, state and territory governments
    • Principles
    • Hierarchy of documents
    • Australian Government Crisis Management Continuum
    • Scope of crisis coordination within the Continuum
    • Australian Government assistance
  • Preparedness
  • Crisis coordination
  • Recovery
  • Key legislation
  • Appendices

Area/Program/Initiative
National security

Release date
Monday 15 September 2025

Publication category
Guide or guideline

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