CEA – collective redress schemes should not result in disincentives for business

18 March 2008



CEA notes that any new EU initiative on collective redress systems should be based on evidence that it will address a clearly identified consumer detriment and must be a proportionate response to the problem identified. Responding to the consultation on collective redress benchmarks, CEA strongly supports the use of alternative dispute resolution systems and out-of-court mechanisms to resolving disputes between insurers and customers.

 

CEA also notes that any collective redress schemes that are developed, supported by the Commission’s benchmarks, do not result in a disincentive for business to use insurance as a mechanism to protect their interests.

 

CEA paper on collective redress


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