LEARNERS ASSESSMENT PACK
Demonstrate Knowledge and Insight into
The Short Term Insurance Act
(No 53 Of 1998)
and the Accompanying Regulations
(10194)
NAME:
ORGANISATION:
COURSE NO:
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RPL:
INDEX
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Instructions to Learner1
Assignment: Assessment Questionnaire4
Declaration of Authenticity9
Version 1 – March 2004
Unit Standard SAQA 10194 – Demonstrate Knowledge & Insight into the Short Term Insurance Act (No 53 of 1998) & The Accompanying Regulations
INSTRUCTIONS TO LEARNER
Purpose of the Assessment:
/ The purpose of assessment against this unit standard is to:- Award credits on the NQF to learners who are able to:
-Explain the basic requirements of the Short Term Insurance Act as they apply to insurance
-Explain how the Short Term Insurance Act controls intermediaries
-Explain how the Short Term Insurance Act regulates short term insurance policies
- FAIS Compliance
Context of the Unit Standard
/This unit standard is registered on the National Qualifications Framework as follows:
Field: / Finance, Commerce and Management StudiesSub-Field: / Finance, Economics and Accounting
Number: / 10194
Level: / 4
Credits: / 2
Learning Assumptions:
/ The entry requirements for this unit standard is set as open.However learner should be competent in communication, mathematical literacy and financial literacy at Level 3.
Assessment Methods:
/ No other assessment is required prior to the assessment against this unit standard.The following assessment method will be used for this assessment:
-Written/or oral questioning
Assessment Process:
/ Step 1 – Planning for the Assessment-You will need to complete an assessment plan together with your assessor/line supervisor
-Your assessor will prepare you for your assessment and complete the assessment preparation plan with you
-Ensure you are familiar with what is expected of you for this assessment and the unit standard
Step 2 – Completing the Assessment
-This assessment will be by means of an assessment questionnaire detailed on page 4
-Hand in the assessment by the date agreed on the assessment plan
-Your assessor may ask you additional questions
-Your assessor will record the evidence that you have submitted onto the assessment guide
-Based on this evidence, the assessor will make a judgement of 'Competent' or 'Not Yet Competent' or 'Not Assessed' for each assessment criteria and overall for the total unit standard
Step 3 – After the Assessment
-If 'Not Assessed' you and the assessor will agree the criteria not assessed and arrange an additional assessment date
-If 'Not Yet Competent' you and the assessor will identify why this judgement has been made and the action/s necessary. A re-assessment date should also be agreed upon.
-All decisions will be recorded on the assessment guide, which all parties should sign
-You will only be declared 'Competent' if you have provided sufficient and valid evidence against all the assessment criteria and specific outcomes of this unit standard
-After declaration of competence, your assessment is subject to the internal moderation process
-Once this is complete, your results will be entered onto SAQA's NLRD – National Learner Record Database
Special Conditions:
/ -The declaration of authenticity on page 9 must be signed by your manager and yourself to certify that the evidence is authentic and that this has been applied in your workplace-Feedback on your assessment will be given to you by your Line Manager/Assessor
Resources:
/ The following additional/supporting resources will help you when preparing for your assessment:Resource
/ Reference / Available FromVersion 1 – March 20041
Unit Standard SAQA 10194 – Demonstrate Knowledge & Insight into the Short Term Insurance Act (No 53 of 1998) & The Accompanying Regulations
ASSIGNMENT - ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE
NAME: ______DATE: ______
DEPARTMENT: ______
For office useQUESTION 1
Explain why legislation is necessary for the Short Term industry.
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QUESTION 2
List the 4 parties to the Act:
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QUESTION 3
Explain the role of the Registrar in administering the Act
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QUESTION 4
What are the consequences of non-compliance with the Insurance Act Short Term?
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ASSIGNMENT - ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE (CONT.)
For office useQUESTION 5
List 2 recourses a client has in terms of the Act.
QUESTION 6
List 3 classes of short term insurance:
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QUESTION 7
Which two types of companies must register in terms of the Act?
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QUESTION 8
List 3 returns that the insurer is required to submit:
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ASSIGNMENT - ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE (CONT.)
For office useQUESTION 9
Choose the correct minimum amount with which the insurers assets must exceed their liabilities:
- R 2 million
- R 6 million
- R 3 million
QUESTION 10
In which way does Lloyd’s have a different requirement for registration than SA insurers?
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QUESTION 11
Describe the regulated commissions payable to intermediaries under the Act:
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QUESTION 12
List 3 limitations that are placed on brokers’ business dealings in terms of the Act?
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ASSIGNMENT - ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE (CONT.)
For office useQUESTION 13
List 3 duties of a broker under a Lloyd’s binder:
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QUESTION 14
Which types of intermediaries are allowed to collect premiums?
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QUESTION 15
How does the Act define short-term policies?
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QUESTION 16
What are the rules applicable to minors?
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ASSIGNMENT - ASSESSMENT QUESTIONNAIRE (CONT.)
For office useQUESTION 17
Give 3 examples of information that the insured is entitled to receive in respect of the intermediary?
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ASSESSORS COMMENTS:
ASSESSORS SIGNATURE: DATE:
DECLARATION OF AUTHENTICITY
We the undersigned hereby declare that ______has completed all of the specified requirements for assessment against this unit standard.
SIGNED:______
LEARNER:______
DESIGNATION:______
DATE:______
SIGNED:______
LINE SUPERVISOR:______
DESIGNATION:______
DATE:______
SIGNED:______
ASSESSOR:______
DESIGNATION:______
DATE:______
Version 1 – May 20041