Two inquiry recommendations were to change the name of the Act and the scheme's administering organisation to recognise natural hazards insurance being not just about damage caused by earthquakes. The name "Natural Hazards Insurance Bill" acknowledges the scheme also covers damage caused by landslips, volcanic eruptions, hydrothermal activity, and tsunami. Therefore, I would also like to introduce the House to Toka Tū Ake - Natural Hazards Commission. The Earthquake Commission has changed significantly from the small, 22-person organisation it was in September 2010. It has now evolved into a modern, forward-looking, and resilient organisation. The recommendations made by the public inquiry have been embraced by the staff, none more so than identifying a name for itself to better reflect its role and place in New Zealand. Toka Tū Ake represents the foundation from which we stand strong and revive together.