 Hi, I'm Craig Lapsley, Victoria's Fire Service Commissioner. One of the most important things in the period for an emergency is understanding the importance of information. Information in the planning, in the preparedness, but also on the day of the event is absolutely critical. It's a shared responsibility to ensure that's right. It's not just the fire or the flood agencies that need to get that right. It's about the community knowing where to go to seek information, but as important to know what to do with it and take the appropriate steps and actions to ensure that your safety is one of the most important things. It's critical that if information is issued, you know what to do with it, but as important you're looking after not only yourself but your family. So it's a joined up approach, very important. Information can be accessed from a number of places. The Victorian bushfire information line is 1800-240-667 is one of those places you can ring and ensure that you have an interactive discussion. They may refer you to other call or helplines, but they certainly is a place that is a single point to assist you. The CFA website for bushfire information is critical. The SES website for flood information is also as critical. So two important steps and they'll lead you not only to give you information there but lead you to other websites or other information sets that's important for you to be able to utilise. The other one is radio. Radio is the timely way to get information. We in the fire services in the flood ages use radio all the time. So it's important to tune into ABC Local Radio, commercial and designated community radio to ensure that you're getting the up-to-date information. And radio is one of those places that do that and do that so well. Likewise, Sky News TV is also signed up to ensure that they'll provide up-to-date information that will assist you make good decisions about your safety. So make sure you're aware of the information that you need to get, where to get it from, but as important what you're going to do with it in making sure that you and your family are safe.