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Details of Loss Damage Or Occurrence
Responsibility
Witnesses
Description of property loss or damage
To assist in assessing the loss the following information is requested.
*Please show the Input Tax Credit you are entitled to claim on the purchase of each item as a percentage of the total GST payable.
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Privacy
The Privacy Act 1988 requires us to tell you that we as broker and the insurer collect your personal and sensitive information in order to calculate your loss and entitlements, determine the insurer's liability, compile data and handle claims.
When handling claims we and the insurer may have to disclose your personal and other information to third parties such as other insurers, reinsurers, loss adjusters, external claims data collectors, investigators and agents, or other parties as required by law.
Where you give us information about other persons you must have their consent to this and provide it on their behalf. If not, you must tell us.
You have the right to seek access to your personal information and to correct it at any time. Please contact us to advise if any changes are required.
Internal Dispute Resolution (IDR) Statement
Disputes are not an everyday occurrence . However insurers provide an internal dispute resolution process should any dispute arise. Please feel free to ask for details. If you are not satisfied with the outcome of that process, we will advise you how to contact the insurance industry's external independent complaints scheme (subject to eligibility).
How To Get Quick Action On Your Claim
1. Complete the attached form and return to our office. If an assessor is appointed, give them the
forms.
2. Attach all original quotations or invoices obtained for replacement of or repair to the damaged or
missing property. Photocopies are not accepted as a rule.
3. Attach original valuations and receipt of purchases whenever possible.
4. Advise the Police immediately in the event of loss by burglary, housebreaking, theft, suspected
malicious damage. Also make sure the premises are secure to avoid further incidents.
Note: Police reports are very slow so if you can obtain one at the time the report is taken, then this will save valuable time or at least obtain a copy or report number.
5. Attach any letter of demand or other correspondence that you may receive from any Third Party.
6. Do not make any admission of liability for loss or damage caused by you to the Third Parties.
WHAT WE WILL DO - IF THE PAPERWORK IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE:
Submit the claim form to the Insurer.
If the claim has not been paid within 30 days we will contact the Insurer and then advise you
accordingly.
We will then follow up the claim when necessary until settlement is reached, however, please feel
free to call at any time.
WHAT AN ASSESSOR WILL DO:
An assessor is an independent person who is appointed by the Insurer for their expertise in helping
you finalise a larger or more difficult claim
They will interview and obtain details of a loss and arrange for quotes and prepare the necessary
paperwork
The assessor is your contact point
The assessor will write a report to the Insurer recommending a course of action
This can take time depending on their work load and Police Reports
The Insurer will not act until these reports are received and although not bound by the assessor
recommendations, the Insurers usually accept these reports.
If you are unhappy with any aspect of the claim, advise the assessor. If he is unable to correct the
problem then contact us immediately. We will not know of any problem without being advised.
If you are unhappy with the assessor's responses, contact us immediately.