All Party Group newsletter updates autumn activity and spring plans
The latest newsletter from the All Party Parliamentary Group on
Insurance & Financial Services wraps up the highlights of the
group's autumn programme and sets out its objectives for the spring 2012
session.
The group will be aiming to produce a report towards
the end of the spring session summarising its work on motor insurance
costs, referral fees and whiplash claims. If you would like an input
into this please contact jonathan.swift@incisivemedia.com.
The newsletter can be downloaded here: APPG News31.pdf.
12 Dec 2011
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Whiplash debate: medical reports and diagnostic tools are key elements in understanding the problems
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Whiplash debate is at last out in the open but where does it go from here?
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Jack Straw and Louise Ellman to meet All Party Insurance Group
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Ed Miliband's economic honesty will benefit Labour ... and squeeze the Lib Dems
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