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Terms of Reference: Public Inquiry into the Earthquake Commission
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EQC Inquiry - Proactive Release
Publication or ResourceIssue date: 23 Nov 2018In November 2018, the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (DPMC) released a suite of documents relating to the Public Inquiry into the Earthquake Commission. Treasury Report T2017/2708: Earthquake Commission: Inquiry Optionspdf2.02 MB11...
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EQC Inquiry - Minutes of the Inquiry
Publication or ResourceIssue date: 28 Jan 2019Procedural Minutes relating to the EQC Inquiry. Procedural Minute 2 - Inquiry Recordspdf165.5 KBPublic Inquiry into the Earthquake Commission: 4 March 2019 Procedural Minute 1 - Process for Gathering Informationpdf546.14 KBPublic...
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Cabinet Paper and Minute LEG-19-SUB-0081: Reporting Date Extension (Public Inquiry into the Earthquake Commission) (24 June 2019)
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Procedural Minute 5 - Clarification on application of Official Information Act and Local Government Official Information and Meetings Act (19 February 2020)
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Procedural Minute 4 - Procedural Matters for the conduct of the Inquiry (17 June 2019)
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Procedural Minute 3 - Public Forums (16 May 2019)
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Procedural Minute 2 - Inquiry Records (4 March 2019)
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Procedural Minute 1 - Process for Gathering Information (28 January 2019)
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Community Reference Group meeting notes (13 February 2019)
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Terms of Reference for a Community Reference Group, to support the Inquiry into the EQC (29 January 2019)
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Terms of Reference: Public Inquiry into the Earthquake Commission - amended 5 July 2019 (5 July 2019)
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Te whakamāoritanga o ngā Kitenga me ngā Taunakitanga o te Tūhuratanga Tūmatanui i te Kōmihana Rūwhenua - Te reo Māori translation of the Findings and Recommendations of the Public Inquiry into the Earthquake Commission (9 April 2020)
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What we heard: Summary of feedback from the Inquiry's public engagement (9 April 2020)
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Report of the Public Inquiry into the Earthquake Commission (9 April 2020)
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Inquiry into the EQC
PageThe work of the Public Inquiry into the Earthquake Commission has now finished. Read the report of the Inquiry and find out more in the section below. The Public Inquiry into the Earthquake Commission was established in November 2018 to examine the role...
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