Insurance Companies Act 1982 (repealed)
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Change 1
25 Periodic statements by company with prescribed class of business.
(1) Every insurance company to which this Part of this Act applies which carries on business of a class or description prescribed for the purposes of this section shall prepare, at such intervals and for such periods as may be prescribed, a statement of its business of that class or description. (2) The form and contents of any statement under this section shall be such as may be prescribed. (3) Regulations may, as respects such matters contained in a statement under this section as may be prescribed, require there to be given by such persons as may be prescribed and to be annexed to the statement certificates of such matters and in such form as may be prescribed. (4) Five copies of any statement made under this section (with any certificate annexed thereto in pursuance of subsection (3) above) shall be deposited by the company with the Treasury within such period as may be prescribed, and one of those copies shall be a copy signed by the persons required to sign copies of statements made under section 20 above which are deposited under section 22 above. (5) The whole or any part of any document deposited under subsection (4) above may be deposited by the Treasury with the registrar of companies or with the registrar of companies in Northern Ireland or with both and may be published by the Treasury in such ways as they think appropriate.
25 Periodic statements by company with prescribed class of business.
(1) Every insurance company to which this Part of this Act applies which carries on business of a class or description prescribed for the purposes of this section shall prepare, at such intervals and for such periods as may be prescribed, a statement of its business of that class or description. (2) The form and contents of any statement under this section shall be such as may be prescribed. (3) Regulations may, as respects such matters contained in a statement under this section as may be prescribed, require there to be given by such persons as may be prescribed and to be annexed to the statement certificates of such matters and in such form as may be prescribed. (4) Five copies of any statement made under this section (with any certificate annexed thereto in pursuance of subsection (3) above) shall be deposited by the company with the Treasury within such period as may be prescribed, and one of those copies shall be a copy signed by the persons required to sign copies of statements made under section 20 above which are deposited under section 22 above. (5) The whole or any part of any document deposited under subsection (4) above may be deposited by the Treasury with the registrar of companies or with the registrar of companies in Northern Ireland or with both and may be published by the Treasury in such ways as they think appropriate.
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