David Worsfold.
This session in Parliament is set to be a seminal year for the insurance industry as a succession of measures could profoundly change the face of the market.
It is so easy in this era of rampant cynicism about politicians andthe political process to overlook what is going on in Parliament. This
would be a grave mistake as a closer reading of last month's Queen's
Speech quickly confirms.
For the insurance industry, this session of Parliament promises to be a
seminal year as the legislative sausage machine churns out a succession of
measures that will profoundly alter the landscape of the industry.
At the front of the queue, will be the legislation to
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