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A-32.1 - Insurers Act
Section 125
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125. An actuary who, in the course of his or her functions, becomes aware of a situation that, in his or her opinion, has or is likely to have material adverse effects on the authorized insurer’s financial condition must draft a detailed report on the situation.
An auditor who becomes aware of a situation that is likely to appreciably limit the insurer’s ability to fulfill its obligations must report on the situation in the ordinary course of his or her audit.
The same is true for an actuary or auditor who believes that a refusal or failure to provide information or a document requested by him or her is hindering the exercise of his or her functions.
The author of the report must send the report to the board of directors. If applicable, he or she must also send a copy of it to the attorney designated under section 26 of the Act respecting the legal publicity of enterprises (chapter P-44.1). If the author of the report is the actuary, he or she must send a copy of it to the auditor, and vice versa. The board of directors must then see to it that the situation is remedied.
In force: 2019-06-13
125. An actuary who, in the course of his or her functions, becomes aware of a situation that, in his or her opinion, has or is likely to have material adverse effects on the authorized insurer’s financial condition must draft a detailed report on the situation.
An auditor who becomes aware of a situation that is likely to appreciably limit the insurer’s ability to fulfill its obligations must report on the situation in the ordinary course of his or her audit.
The same is true for an actuary or auditor who believes that a refusal or failure to provide information or a document requested by him or her is hindering the exercise of his or her functions.
The author of the report must send the report to the board of directors. If applicable, he or she must also send a copy of it to the attorney designated under section 26 of the Act respecting the legal publicity of enterprises (chapter P-44.1). If the author of the report is the actuary, he or she must send a copy of it to the auditor, and vice versa. The board of directors must then see to it that the situation is remedied.
