Earthquake Commission

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The Earthquake Commission is a New Zealand government agency that provides natural disaster insurance for residential property and funds research and education on seismic and related hazards.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf New Zealand Crown entity
government agency
natural disaster insurance provider
activity collaborates with research institutions and universities
collects premiums via EQC levy
produces public education materials on natural hazards
purchases reinsurance on international markets
supports engineering and geotechnical research
supports seismic hazard research
alsoKnownAs EQC Toka Tū Ake NERFINISHED
country New Zealand
coversHazardType earthquake
hydrothermal activity
landslip
tsunami
volcanic eruption
coversPropertyType residential buildings
residential land
some contents of residential buildings
fundingSource investment income
levies on home insurance premiums
reinsurance
governedBy Earthquake Commission Act 1993 NERFINISHED
hasRole first-loss insurer for certain natural disaster damage to homes
supports national resilience to natural hazards
headquartersLocation Wellington NERFINISHED
industry disaster risk management
insurance
research and education
jurisdiction New Zealand
legalForm Crown entity
mandate fund research on seismic and related natural hazards
provide natural disaster insurance for residential property in New Zealand
provide public education on natural hazard risks
operatesFund Natural Disaster Fund NERFINISHED
parentOrganization New Zealand Government NERFINISHED
predecessor Earthquake and War Damage Commission NERFINISHED
primaryLanguage English
rebrandedAs Toka Tū Ake EQC NERFINISHED
regionServed New Zealand residential property owners
serviceType claims management
natural disaster insurance
risk reduction funding
shortName EQC NERFINISHED
supervisingAuthority New Zealand Minister responsible for the Earthquake Commission
website https://www.eqc.govt.nz/

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