Policyholders Protection Act 1997 (repealed)
Policyholders Protection Act 1997 (repealed) (1997 c. 18)
- Policyholders Protection Act 1997 (repealed) (1997 c. 18)
- General scope of the Board’s functions
- 1 Insurance companies to which the 1975 Act applies.
- 2 Eligibility of policyholders for protection.
- Companies in financial difficulties
- 3 Persons qualifying for protection.
- 4 Deferment of payment.
- 5 Operation of the “cost test”.
- 6 Schemes of arrangement, etc.: power of Secretary of State to intervene.
- Levies on insurance companies
- 7 Extension of levies.
- 8 Restriction of leviable income.
- 9 Calculation of payment under general business levies.
- 10 Exemption from payment.
- 11 Payment by instalments.
- Intermediaries
- 12 Payment of levies by instalments.
- 13 Right to reimbursement by the Board.
- Miscellaneous other amendments of the 1975 Act
- 14 Increase in the Board’s borrowing limit.
- 15 Transfer of insurance business to authorised friendly society.
- Interpretation of the 1975 Act
- 16 Extension of definition of “policy holder”.
- 17 Situation of risks and commitments.
- 18 Miscellaneous.
- Friendly societies
- 19 Application of levy provisions.
- 20 Consequential amendments.
- Supplementary
- 21 Interpretation.
- 22 Repeals.
- 23 Short title, commencement and extent.
- SCHEDULES
- SCHEDULE 1 Section 1: consequential amendments
- SCHEDULE 2 Section 2: consequential amendments
- SCHEDULE 3 Section 6: consequential amendments
- SCHEDULE 4 Friendly societies: consequential amendments
- Part I Amendments of Schedule 17 to the Friendly Societies Act 1992
- Part II Application of the 1975 Act to existing contracts
- SCHEDULE 5 Repeals
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