Glad they did this, though I expect it to be quite thorny in practice. For example, what about cases where they can positively identify the renter who was resp

Glad they did this, though I expect it to be quite thorny in practice. For example, what about cases where they can positively identify the renter who was responsible? That's bound to be the vast majority of incidents. Are they going to pay out in those cases? Or leave it to the owner to pursue in court themselves? This is a good solid step, but it's only one piece of a comprehensive policy.