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johnhemming wrote:Try asking questions of your own council (Hampshire) and lets see how honest they are.
The key to this is to prove the link to the mainland as well. Stuart, Austin and I have a "meeting" with the Government tomorrow.
"meeting" because Austin and I will phone in. Stuart may also. (He should, but I think he wants to go to London).
It isn't public liability insurence - which is required for medium- sized firms and above (but not for small firms after Patricia Hewitt ruled) but professional indemnity insurence. The nature of my profession is that I have PII - it indemnifies for about £1.5 million for £350. In particular the insurer will do all they can to ensure they don't pay out - with a top commercial barrister and legal team.
Doctors have a similar setup with the Medical Defence Union scheme.
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