Reports about insurers
9.24 Reports about insurers
The Authority may from time to time forward to the Minister reports relating to—
the level of compliance by insurers with—
any requirements of this Act, and
any conditions of licences under this Act (including any relevant Motor Accident Guidelines), and
complaints made about insurers, and any other matters relating to insurers, in connection with any matters to which this Act relates.
A report may relate to insurers generally, or to any class of insurers, or to any particular insurers.
A report may identify particular insurers.
A report may include such observations and recommendations as the Authority thinks fit.
The Minister may make a report public and may lay a report or cause it to be laid before both or either of the Houses of Parliament.
Nothing in this section affects reports that may be made apart from this section.
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