Condition of licence not to engage excluded service providers
182A Condition of licence not to engage excluded service providers
It is a condition of a licence granted under this Division that the licensed insurer will not do the following to the extent it would be inconsistent with an exclusion direction—
engage the excluded service provider to provide an excluded service,
approve the provision of an excluded service by an excluded service provider,
pay the excluded service provider for the provision of an excluded service.
Despite section 154B(1), the Nominal Insurer must comply with the requirements of the condition mentioned in subsection (1).
In this section—
excluded service, in relation to an excluded service provider, means a service for which the provider has been given an exclusion direction.
excluded service provider means the person, organisation or body given an exclusion direction.
exclusion direction means a direction in force under the State Insurance and Care Governance Act 2015, section 26D directing a relevant service provider under that Act, Part 3, Division 3 not to provide a service.
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