[26A Indemnity arrangements]
Dentists Act 1984 (1984 c 24) | Legislation

[Insurance]

[26A  Indemnity arrangements]

[(1)     A registered dentist who is practising as a dental practitioner must have in force in relation to him an indemnity arrangement which provides appropriate cover for practising as such.

(2)     For the purposes of this section, an “indemnity arrangement” may comprise—

(a)     a policy of insurance;

(b)     an arrangement made for the purposes of indemnifying a person;

(c)     a combination of the two.

(3)     For the purposes of this section, “appropriate cover”, in relation to practice as a dental practitioner, means cover against liabilities that may be incurred in practising as such which is appropriate, having regard to the nature and extent of the risks of practising as such.

(4)     Rules may make provision in connection with the information to be provided to the registrar—

(a)     by or

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