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Who pays for emergency planning?

Emergency planning is a core responsibility of the government, funded through general taxation. This new campaign is a public information initiative, aiming to shift some of the immediate burden of minor emergencies onto households. It's hoped this will free up public resources to help those most vulnerable when a crisis hits.

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