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The General Insurance Council wishes to waive the fees collected by its Executive Committee from insurers for a year. Which statement correctly reflects the Insurance Act, 1938 (section 64L)?

The General Insurance Council may waive the prescribed fees for a year by passing a resolution, and where the Authority approves that resolution, the Executive Committee must not collect fees for that year. Approval of the Authority is the key condition.

  1. AThe Council may waive by resolution, and once the Authority approves the resolution the Executive Committee shall not collect fees for that yearCorrect
  2. BThe Executive Committee alone may waive fees without any resolution
  3. CThe Council's resolution is effective without any approval of the Authority
  4. DFees can never be waived once laid down in the bye-laws

Explanation

The proviso to section 64L(2) permits the Council, by resolution, to waive collection of fees for any year; where the Authority has approved the resolution, the Executive Committee shall not collect fees for that year. Approval is therefore required for the waiver to take effect.

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