Meaning of claimant intermediary
(1) A person is a claimant intermediary if the person: (a) carries on a business of representing persons insured under insurance products in pursuing claims under those products; and (b) represents those persons insured for a benefit given as consideration for that service, whether a monetary benefit or otherwise and whether given to the person providing the services or another person nominated by that person. (2) The regulations may prescribe circumstances in which a person is not a claimant intermediary despite subsection (1).
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