Insurance Companies Act 1982 (repealed)
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19 Appointment of actuary by company with long term business.
(1) Every insurance company to which this Part of this Act applies shall within one month of beginning to carry on long term business appoint an actuary as an actuary to the company; and whenever an appointment under this section or any corresponding enactment previously in force comes to an end the company shall as soon as practicable make a fresh appointment. (2) A company making an appointment under this section shall within fourteen days serve on the Treasury a written notice stating that fact and the name and qualifications of the person appointed; and if an appointment under this section or any corresponding enactment previously in force comes to an end the company shall within fourteen days serve on the Treasury a written notice stating that fact and the name of the person concerned.
19 Appointment of actuary by company with long term business.
(1) Every insurance company to which this Part of this Act applies shall within one month of beginning to carry on long term business appoint an actuary as an actuary to the company; and whenever an appointment under this section or any corresponding enactment previously in force comes to an end the company shall as soon as practicable make a fresh appointment. (2) A company making an appointment under this section shall within fourteen days serve on the Treasury a written notice stating that fact and the name and qualifications of the person appointed; and if an appointment under this section or any corresponding enactment previously in force comes to an end the company shall within fourteen days serve on the Treasury a written notice stating that fact and the name of the person concerned.
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