Note: Consequence threshold in accordance with NERAG 2015 and WA Gross State Product, Indicative events taken from Insurance Council of Australia Catastrophe Database. Earthquake Consequence Table Consequence Minor Moderate Catastrophic level $99,080,000 $990,800,000 $9,908,000,000 $99,080,000,000 Consequence threshold Comparison A minor A moderate A A catastrophic to potential consequence consequence consequence level event is indicative level event is event is level event is approximately 4 event approximately approximately 1/3 approximately times as 3 times as as damaging as the half as damaging as the damaging as Newcastle damaging as Christchurch the Earthquake, 1989 the Earthquake, Christchurch February 2011 Earthquake, Earthquake, February 2011 April 2010 Note: Consequence threshold in accordance with 2015 and WA Gross State Product, Indicative events taken from Insurance Council of Australia Catastrophe Database and Munich Re, NatCatSERVICE, 2015, Loss events worldwide 1980 2014, 10 costliest earthquakes ordered by – insured losses. HAZMAT-Chemical Consequence Table Consequence Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic level Consequence $99,080,000 $990,800,000 $9,908,000,000 $99,080,000,000 threshold Comparison to potential indicative event Note: Consequence threshold in accordance with NERAG 2015 and WA Gross State Product, Consequence Table Consequence Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic level Consequence $99,080,000 $990,800,000 $9,908,000,000 $99,080,000,000 threshold Comparison A minor A moderate A major A catastrophic consequence consequence consequence consequence to potential level event is level event is level event is level event is indicative approximately approximately approximately approximately event as 1.4 times as damaging 10 times as 96 times as as damaging as damaging as damaging as as the Queensland Queensland Queensland Gascoyne Flooding from Flooding from Flooding from River Ex Cyclone Ex Cyclone Ex Cyclone Flooding, Oswald, Oswald, Oswald, January December January 2013 January 2013 2013 2010
Note: Consequence threshold in accordance with NERAG 2015 and WA Gross State Product, Indicative events taken from Insurance Council of Australia Catastrophe Database. Earthquake Consequence Table Consequence level Minor Moderate Catastrophic Consequence threshold $99,080,000 $990,800,000 $9,908,000,000 $99,080,000,000 Comparison to potential indicative event A minor consequence level event is approximately 3 times as damaging as the Earthquake, April 2010 A moderate consequence event is approximately 1/3 as damaging as the Newcastle Earthquake, 1989 A consequence level event is approximately half as damaging as the Christchurch Earthquake, February 2011 A catastrophic level event is approximately 4 times as damaging as the Christchurch Earthquake, February 2011 Note: Consequence threshold in accordance with 2015 and WA Gross State Product, Indicative events taken from Insurance Council of Australia Catastrophe Database and Munich Re, NatCatSERVICE, 2015, Loss events worldwide 1980 – 2014, 10 costliest earthquakes ordered by insured losses. HAZMAT-Chemical Consequence Table Consequence level Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic Consequence threshold $99,080,000 $990,800,000 $9,908,000,000 $99,080,000,000 Comparison to potential indicative event Note: Consequence threshold in accordance with NERAG 2015 and WA Gross State Product, Consequence Table Consequence level Minor Moderate Major Catastrophic Consequence threshold $99,080,000 $990,800,000 $9,908,000,000 $99,080,000,000 Comparison to potential indicative event A minor consequence level event is approximately as 1.4 times as damaging as the Gascoyne River Flooding, December 2010 A moderate consequence level event is approximately as damaging as Queensland Flooding from Ex Cyclone Oswald, January 2013 A major consequence level event is approximately 10 times as damaging as Queensland Flooding from Ex Cyclone Oswald, January 2013 A catastrophic consequence level event is approximately 96 times as damaging as Queensland Flooding from Ex Cyclone Oswald, January 2013
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