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POPI from a contact centre’s perspective

02 December 2015 | General

The Protection of Personal Information (POPI) Act has been making headlines over the past couple of months, especially where contact centres are concerned, which opens the debate to what contact centres need to and have done to ensure that they comply with the new Act.

Annuitisation of provident funds to proceed on 1 March 2016

01 December 2015 | General

The National Assembly recently approved the Taxation Laws Amendment Bill which confirms that from 1 March 2016 future retirement savings in provident funds will be subject to compulsory annuitisation (as pension funds savings already are), but importantly also confirms that this will not interfere with members’ rights in relation to savings up until that date.

Damaged premises not covered for aesthetic improvements

25 November 2015 | General

Although the carpets, wallpaper, woodwork and other items were not damaged in a water leak event, the insured claimed the cost of replacing them to achieve “aesthetic uniformity” with other components of the building repaired or replaced by the insurers. A Florida court held that the amounts were not claimable from the insurers because they did not sustain direct physical loss or damage.

Non-disclosure, misrepresentation and waiver of the insurer’s right to avoid the policy

23 November 2015 | General

In an English court judgment in Brit UW Limited v F&B Trenchless Solutions Limited the insurer successfully sought a declaration that avoided a contractor’s combined liability policy.

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If you had to hazard a guess, when do you reckon the COFI Bill will be signed into law?

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2026, as promised 2027 looks more likely Impossible to say More consultation needed

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