RPRA - New Club Insurance Scheme

[willie reynolds]

RPRA LAUNCHES NEW CLUB INSURANCE SCHEME
26 February 2019

Commencing on 1st March 2019, the new Club Insurance Scheme will provide as standard Public Liability Insurance for £5M, Employers Liability Insurance for £10M, ‘All Risks’ cover on property belonging to affiliated RPRA clubs consisting of but not limited to timing clocks & Electronic Timing Systems, computer equipment, baskets, crates and trophies up to £15,000 in total.

The single policy covers all affiliated clubs and is included as part of the RPRA membership for 2019. Clubs will be able to download full policy details shortly from the website, and documentation will include a Summary of Cover and proof of Public Liability insurance.

The RPRA working together with Richard V Wallis and Hiscox Insurance are also pleased to announce the Club Scheme replaces all previous single individual club policies due for renewal on 1st March, and that all club secretaries will shortly be receiving a letter informing them of the change.

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[willie reynolds]

To All RPRA Clubs, Feds, Amal and Combines Do you operate PAYE? In order to make sure that you can take advantage of the Employers’ Liability Insurance for £10M, covered by our new RPRA Club Insurance Scheme that takes effect from 1st March 2019, any RPRA organisation who runs PAYE system, must provide the headquarter with your Employer PAYE Reference Number (ERN), registered name and address along with your RPRA number and name before 15th April 2019 via post or email: lynazhang@rpra.org Please note unless you employ someone and operate Pay as You Earn (PAYE) then this is not relevant Thanks Ian Ian Evans Chief Executive