Resources and Information
- Replacement documentation
- Green business recovery
- Building clean up
- Rebuilding guidelines
- Statewide independent Commission of Inquiry
Replacement documentation
The department will replace, free of charge, documentation lost or damaged during natural disasters. This includes record books and movement advices under the Nature Conservation Regulations, as well as information on ownership, valuations and caveats for land. To request replacement documentation, contact a local DERM office.
Green business recovery
Businesses restoring their operations after a disaster can help to save costs and reduce their carbon footprint by considering a number of eco-efficient alternatives. Business recovery tips (PDF, 86K)*
Building clean up
Home owners, businesses and volunteers involved with cleaning up and recovering damaged buildings should take precautions to avoid contact with potentially dangerous materials. Asbestos – cleaning and/or removing asbestos containing materials (PDF)* Dangerous or hazardous goods – Cleaning and/or disposing of dangerous goods and chemicals (PDF)*
Rebuilding guidelines
Landowners whose property is affected by natural disasters should check the latest information about compliance with environmental regulations when undertaking rebuilding or restoration work. In some cases special provisions or approvals may apply. Read the guidelines.
Statewide independent Commission of Inquiry
The Queensland Government has established a statewide independent Commission of Inquiry to examine the 2011 flood disaster.
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Last updated 11 January 2012