104—Other insurance by community corporation
(1) A
community corporation must insure itself—
(a)
against risks that a normally prudent person would insure against; and
(b)
against such other risks as are prescribed by regulation.
Maximum penalty: $15 000.
(2) The amount of the
insurance must be the amount that a normally prudent person would insure for
but in the case of bodily injury must be at least ten million dollars or such
greater amount as is prescribed by regulation.
(3) A community
corporation (other than a corporation of a kind prescribed by regulation) must
maintain fidelity guarantee insurance complying with the requirements
prescribed by the regulations.
Maximum penalty: $15 000.
(4) The Minister may,
by notice in the Gazette, exempt community corporations from compliance with
subsection (3) for such period as the Minister thinks fit.
(5) An exemption
granted by the Minister—
(a) may
be subject to conditions specified in the notice of exemption; and
(b) may
be varied or revoked by the Minister at any time by subsequent notice in the
Gazette.