NIBA is aware that a number of training providers are offering courses on the proposed amendments to the Insurance Contracts Act.
NIBA is continually monitoring this situation and their legal and technical team has advised that the amendments to the Act and the time for release have not yet been finalised.
For this reason, NIBA plans to provide training on the amendments once they are complete, so that members can undertake one up-to-date training course with all of correct and required information.
Linda Evans, NIBA's Professional Development Executive, urged members to remain patient and not rush into unnecessary training programs.
"We don’t want members to enter into training that is not certain to be relevant," she said. "NIBA will advise members of all the training options available in due course, and it may well be that we are able to bring this training to our members for free."
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