2016 Kaikōura/Hurunui earthquake claims settlement research: Key principles and considerations for residential claims settlement following future events (Discussion Paper)
Authors: Brunsdon, D., and Bird, E.
Project Number: 2049
Abstract
This discussion paper outlines key principles and considerations to inform decision-making for future residential recovery strategies. The features and attributes that underpin an effective residential claim settlement approach are suggested, acknowledging the spectrum of approaches from claimant-led to third party-led. Key factors for early-stage decision-making as to the optimum claims settlement approach for a given event are also proposed.
Related project reports include:
- 2016 Kaikōura/Hurunui earthquake claims settlement research: Project summary report.
- Understanding the outcomes of managed residential repair following the Canterbury earthquakes (Literature Review Report)
- Evaluating the impacts of cash settlements on the long-term quality of the housing stock (Housing Quality Report)
- Claimant and community experiences and impacts from the Kaikōura/Hurunui earthquake residential repair process (Impacts Report)
- Claims and Consent Data Report for 2016 Kaikōura/Hurunui Earthquake Claims Settlement Research
- Kaikōura earthquake as-is-where-is listings analysis for EQC Kaikōura claims settlement project
- 2016 Kaikōura/Hurunui earthquake claims settlement research: Claimant survey analysis on housing quality
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