• EN-6 EN-6 [This Chapter was deleted in April 2019]

    • EN-6.1 EN-6.1 [This Section was deleted in April 2019]

      • EN-6.1.1

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        Deleted: April 2019
        Adopted: January 2007

      • EN-6.1.2

        [This Paragraph was deleted in April 2019].

        Deleted: April 2019
        Adopted: January 2007

      • EN-6.1.3

        [This Paragraph was deleted in April 2019].

        Deleted: April 2019
        Adopted: January 2007

    • EN-6.2 EN-6.2 [This Section was deleted in April 2019]

      • EN-6.1.1

        Subject to the approval of H.E. The Governor, in certain circumstances, the BMA may assume the administration of a licensee. These circumstances are where:

        (a) the licensee has become insolvent;
        (b) the licensee's liquidity or solvency are in jeopardy;
        (c) the licensee's continued activity is detrimental to the rights of policyholders; or
        (d) the licensee commits serious contravention of the provisions of the Insurance Legislation or Volume 3 (Insurance).

      • EN-6.1.2

        Where the BMA assumes the administration of a licensee, the licensee concerned may appeal to H.E. The Governor and, subsequently, the courts, in order to challenge its administration by the BMA.

      • EN-6.2.1

        [This Paragraph was deleted in April 2019].

        Deleted: April 2019
        Amended: January 2007

      • EN-6.2.2

        [This Paragraph was deleted in April 2019].

        Deleted: April 2019
        Amended: January 2007

      • EN-6.2.3

        [This Paragraph was deleted in April 2019].

        Deleted: April 2019
        Amended: January 2007

    • EN-6.3 EN-6.3 [This Section was deleted in April 2019]

      • EN-6.3.1

        [This Paragraph was deleted in April 2019].

        Deleted: April 2019
        Amended: January 2007

      • EN-6.3.2

        [This Paragraph was deleted in April 2019].

        Deleted: April 2019
        Amended: January 2007

      • EN-6.3.3

        [This Paragraph was deleted in April 2019].

        Deleted: April 2019
        Amended: January 2007