Biba vents concerns over flood cover in consultation response
The British Insurance Brokers' Association is concerned small businesses currently covered under the Statement of Principles will not be covered by the four proposals outlined in the government consultation on the future of flood cover.
In its response to the Department for Food Environment and Rural Affairs consultation, Biba said this potential lack of cover would be a “retrograde step”.
The Biba response read: “We believe there
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