Disaster Relief Law
/ˈdɪzˌæstər rɪˈlif lɔː/
Definitions
- (n.) The body of laws and regulations governing governmental and organizational responses to natural or man-made emergencies, aiming to provide aid, resources, and support to affected individuals and communities.
The disaster relief law mandates prompt distribution of emergency funds after a hurricane.
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Commentary
Often involves interplay between federal, state, and local statutes; drafting should clarify authority levels and eligibility criteria for aid.
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