No quick fix for outstanding EQC claims, minister still pushing
Minister pins hopes on test cases over claims where damaged houses were on-sold.
Seven years after the Canterbury earthquakes more than 3000 homeowners are still waiting to have their claims settled by EQC.
In June the EQC Minister Megan Woods received a report from senior public servant Christine Stevenson about what needed to be done to speed up the settlement of
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Brent Edwards
Fri, 10 Aug 2018
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No quick fix for outstanding EQC claims, minister still pushing
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