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Jack Straw and Louise Ellman to meet All Party Insurance Group

The All Party Parliamentary Group on Insurance & Financial Services will be continuing the work it started during the autumn session looking at some of the many issues around the cost of motor insurance, referral fees, whiplash claims and fraud.

Two of the biggest Parliamentary influences in this debate have been the Transport Select Committee and former Cabinet minister Jack Straw's bid to ban referral fees. Next Tuesday the group will be meeting Mr Straw and the chair of the Transport Select Committee, Louise Ellman as it bids to bring together the different strands of this key debate.


Tuesday, 17 January at 4.30pm in Room B, 1 Parliament Street
 
The Transport Select Committee: The Cost of Motor Insurance
What will happen next following the publication of the report on 12 January 2012?

Confirmed speakers
Louise Ellman MP, chair of the Transport Select Committee
Rt Hon Jack Straw MP


We have also confirmed the details of the following two meetings

Tuesday 31 January, 4.30pm, Room S, Portcullis House

Pricing challenges in motor insurance in 2012 and beyond
The impact of the ban on gender as a price differentiator and making motor insurance affordable for young drivers

Confirmed speakers
Mike Brockman, founder and joint CEO, Insure the Box
Richard King, CEO, Ingenie
Grant Mitchell, head of motor insurance, Co-operative Insurance
Adrian Webb, head of corporate communications, esure & Sheilas' Wheels

Tuesday 21 February, 4.30pm, Room S, Portcullis House

The role of medical experts in personal injury disputes
Countering the myth that whiplash diagnoses are always delivered by third rate doctors, in the pay of claims management companies or personal injury lawyers

Confirmed speakers
Dr Simon Margolis, CEO and Donald Fowler, MD of Premex Group
Dr John Canning, Chair of the Professional Fees Committee, British Medical Association

These meetings are open to members of the public but accommodation is sometimes limited.

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