Flood clauses to be added to Water Bill as minister hints at ABI agreement

Richard Benyon

Environment minister Richard Benyon has suggested that additional clauses will be inserted into the government’s upcoming Water Bill, in order to serve as a legislative vehicle for the implementation of the Association of British Insurers’ ‘Flood Re’ model.

Speaking at an All Party Parliamentary Group meeting on insurance and financial services at Westminster yesterday, Benyon offered his strongest hint yet that a deal with the ABI is close and is

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