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McDougall Review into icare handed down

Treasurer, Minister for Digital, Minister for Customer Service The NSW Government acknowledges and welcomes the recommendations of the fast tracked icare and State Insurance and Care Governance Act 2015 Independent Review, handed down by retired Supreme Court Judge Hon. Robert McDougall QC today. Mr McDougall conducted a root and branch examination of Insurance and Care NSW (icare) and examined issues raised over the past year. The Review offers an independent assessment of the issues and challenges facing icare and the worker’s compensation scheme and deals with these fully and frankly. The Review states icare’s push for change was well-intentioned but was conducted too quickly which led to poor execution and failures in areas including procurement, cost management, probity, and conflict management.

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Fast-track migrants cover

Fast-track migrants cover By BUSINESS DAILY The planned insurance cover for thousands of workers seeking overseas employment in regions such as the Middle East and Asia is a welcome move. The growing diaspora remittances, which last year averaged Sh6.33 billion weekly despite Covid-19 economic hardships, speaks to the importance of migrant workers. Many of the workers in the informal sector are missing out on social protection programmes such as public health cover. Some are sponsored to work overseas by unregistered agencies, making them vulnerable. An insurance cover will be key in improving their welfare. The Insurance Regulatory Authority should speed up the process of establishing the cover that will help many of the bottom of pyramid Kenyans.

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Cover to cushion Kenyans seeking Middle East jobs

Cover to cushion Kenyans seeking Middle East jobs Monday April 26 2021 By PATRICK ALUSHULA Summary Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) chief executive Godfrey Kiptum said last week the country wants to replicate models in countries such as Ethiopia. Mr Kiptum says the cover will be part of efforts to expand coverage of insurance to the vulnerable Kenyans. Thousands of workers seeking employment overseas in regions such as the Middle East and Asia will soon enjoy insurance cover in the government’s bid to improve their welfare. Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) chief executive Godfrey Kiptum said last week the country wants to replicate models in countries such as Ethiopia where the cover was rolled out.

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Car insurance premiums hit 6-year low

Car insurance premiums hit 6-year low Summary Premiums on commercial and private car insurance fell Sh2.3 billion or five per cent to Sh43.1 billion last year, the lowest since 2014. Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) linked the drop in premiums and claims to restrictions imposed to curb the spread of Covid-19 like night curfew. Monday April 26 2021 By OTIATO GUGUYU Summary Premiums on commercial and private car insurance fell Sh2.3 billion or five per cent to Sh43.1 billion last year, the lowest since 2014. Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) linked the drop in premiums and claims to restrictions imposed to curb the spread of Covid-19 like night curfew.

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