Cayman Islands Law Legislation & Treaties

Insurance (Amendment) Law, 2012

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Amending · 2012 · No. 9 · 2012-0009
Text — Insurance (Amendment) Law, 2012

Gazette No. 90 dated 17th September, 2012.

(LAW 9 OF 2012)

Law 9 of 2012.

I Assent

Franz Manderson

Acting Governor.

6th September, 2012

A LAW TO AMEND THE INSURANCE LAW, 2010 TO PROVIDE FOR FURTHER SAVINGS, TRANSITIONAL AND CONSEQUENTIAL MATTERS; AND FOR INCIDENTAL AND CONNECTED PURPOSES

ENACTED by the Legislature of the Cayman Islands. This Law may be cited as the Insurance (Amendment) Law, 2012. The Insurance Law, 2010 is amended in section 4(4)(c) by inserting after the words “Companies Law (2010 Revision)” the words “or registered by way of continuation”. The Insurance Law, 2010 is amended in the Schedule by repealing paragraphs 4 and 5 and substituting the following paragraphs - “Saving of licences, etc. Subject to paragraph 5, every licence, dispensation, approval or direction made or granted under the repealed Law and in force immediately before this Law comes into force shall continue in force for each licensee until the date falling eighteen months after this Law comes into force or, if shorter, the date of issue of the written approval of the Authority referred to in paragraph 5, on the same conditions and with the same effect as if this Law had not come into force. Short title Amendment of section 4 of the Insurance Law, 2010- licences Amendment of the Schedule to the Insurance Law, 2010- savings, transitional and consequential provisions

Implementation of new conditions

A licensee existing at the coming into force of this Law - (a) shall within eighteen months of the coming into force of this Law notify the Authority in writing of the class of licence under section 4(3) pursuant to which it wishes to operate and upon written approval of the Authority the licensee shall be deemed to have been issued such licence under this Law, and given any relevant dispensations, approvals or directions, on conditions and terms identical to that referred to in paragraph 4 or on such other conditions and terms, which may be new, varied or revoked, as the Authority shall decide; and (b) if not in compliance with one or more of the conditions specified in section 4(4) or section 8(2) as may be applicable to it shall so comply within eighteen months of the coming into force of this Law or such longer period as the Authority may for good cause shown permit.”.

Passed by the Legislative Assembly the 29th day of August, 2012.

Mary J. Lawrence

Speaker.

Zena Merren-Chin

Clerk of the Legislative Assembly.