Post Day One: Property Re-inspection Initiative

A strong business case requires several factors to be considered. Loss history is important as it helps assess the risks and potential losses associated with the business. Support is crucial as it ensures that the necessary resources and assistance are available to execute the business case effectively. Tenure is also significant as it indicates the experience and stability of the team involved in the project. Therefore, all of these factors are essential for a strong business case.

A second look inspection is not required to validate mitigation in the case of a single non-brush/roof major. This means that if there is only one major issue that needs to be addressed and it is not related to brushing or the roof, a second inspection is not necessary to confirm that the mitigation measures have been implemented correctly.

In 2013, there are 12,500 re-inspections planned.

The correct answer is Post Acceptable Inspection Letter. This letter is sent on behalf of the agent to inform the customer that the inspection of their property has been completed and the results are acceptable. It is a follow-up communication after the inspection process and serves to inform the customer of the outcome.

The outstanding unacceptable re-inspections that are added to the ALSTAR Renewal Processing Queue are identified in Line 70.