Dear Ms Harris

 

Thank you for your request for information received on 7 July 2017.  You
requested the following of the Earthquake Commission (EQC):

 

‘I request all information relating to EQC’s method and model of
apportionment of costs from multiple quakes. This request includes, but is
not limited to:

•             A copy of the apportionment model.

•             All communication between EQC with insurers and reinsurers
regarding the development of any apportionment model.

•             The discussion paper noted in stuff.co.nz article
‘Apportionment model debated’ by Alan Wood published on 20 June 2012,
which stated:

“EQC had a few weeks ago sent a discussion paper, to its reinsurers to
help get them to agree to the ‘model approach’, EQC CEO Ian Simpson
said”.’

 

Your request is being considered under the Official Information Act 1982. 
You will receive a response by 4 August 2017, subject to EQC’s right under
section 15A of the Official Information Act to extend the timeframe for
responding to your request in certain circumstances.  

 

Yours sincerely

 

 

Zoe Royden| Senior Advisor |Office of the Chief Executive| Earthquake
Commission | Kômihana Rûwhenua | Toll Free 0800 326 243 | Facsimile  04
978 6431 | Wellington |  [1]www.eqc.govt.nz |

 

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Dear Ms Harris

 

Thank you for your information request received on 7 July 2017. You
requested the following under the Official Information Act:

 

‘…all information relating to EQC’s method and model of apportionment of
costs from multiple quakes. This request includes, but is not limited to:

•             A copy of the apportionment model.

•             All communication between EQC with insurers and reinsurers
regarding the development of any apportionment model.

•             The discussion paper noted in stuff.co.nz article
‘Apportionment model debated’ by Alan Wood published on 20 June 2012,
which stated:

“EQC had a few weeks ago sent a discussion paper, to its reinsurers to
help get them to agree to the ‘model approach’, EQC CEO Ian Simpson
said”.’

 

After making some initial enquiries, it has become apparent that your
request encapsulates a large volume of material and to provide all
information on the subject requested would require substantial research
and collation. On this basis we would like to invite you to consider
amending your request. I have attached a factsheet regarding apportionment
which may assist you in providing clarification.

 

If you wish to discuss further please do not hesitate to contact us at
[1][email address]. It may assist the clarification process if
you are able to provide your direct contact details. Alternatively please
call 04 978 6400 and ask to speak to Zoe Epps. We will await any amendment
at your earliest convenience.

 

Should we not receive any amendment from you, a decision on your request
as it is currently worded will be provided to you by 4 August 2017,
subject to EQC’s right under section 15A of the Official Information Act
to extend the timeframe for responding to your request in certain
circumstances.

 

Kind regards

 

 

Zoe

 

Zoe Epps | Advisor | Office of the Chief Executive | Earthquake Commission
(EQC)  | Komihana Ruwhenua |

[2]www.eqc.govt.nz Toll Free 0800 326 243 | Facsimile  04 978 6431 | PO
Box 790 Wellington 6140 |

 

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Dear Ms Harris

 

Please find attached EQC’s response to your request for information.

 

Kind regards

 

 

Zoe

 

Advisor | Office of the Chief Executive | Earthquake Commission (EQC)  |
Komihana Ruwhenua |

[1]www.eqc.govt.nz Toll Free 0800 326 243 | Facsimile  04 978 6431 | PO
Box 790 Wellington 6140 |

 

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