Hon Dr MEGAN WOODS: It has been a priority for our Government to ensure that insurance claims can be settled, people's homes can be fixed, and, importantly, people can get on with their lives. We've made changes to the Earthquake Commission (EQC) Act, including increasing the EQC building cap, removing cover for contents, clarifying EQC's ability to share information, and extending the time frames EQC can accept claims. We're also funding ex gratia payments for people with over-cap, on-sold properties in Canterbury. We established the Canterbury Earthquake Insurance Tribunal, giving access to court decisions for those with unsolved claims. We're also introducing a suite of changes to address the findings of Dame Silvia Cartwright's public inquiry into the Earthquake Commission, including modernising the EQC Act, putting in place a more people-centred claims system, and clarifying EQC's role in any future natural disaster.