The inquiry also recommended a dispute resolution service be available to claimants when they were unable to reach an agreement with Toka Tū Ake. The bill requires Toka Tū Ake to participate in dispute resolution as an alternative to the court action many Cantabrians felt forced to take. We don't want claimants feeling they need to pay to resolve issues they have. Many features of the current scheme are not changing, such as cover being attached to private fire insurance policies. EQC will remain a Crown entity, and the Crown will guarantee the scheme. Toka Tū Ake will continue to have a strong role in education, in research, and information regarding natural hazards.