The State Hazard Plan – Heatwave outlines Western Australia’s comprehensive approach to managing heatwave emergencies. It details strategies for prevention, preparedness, response, and initial recovery, emphasizing coordination among government agencies, communities, and stakeholders to mitigate health risks and infrastructure impacts during extreme heat events. The plan assigns the Department of Health as the Hazard Management Agency, responsible for overseeing emergency management related to heatwaves, while individual agencies handle prevention, preparedness, and recovery efforts.