The Insurance Act, 2005 - Bahamas Financial Services Board
The Insurance Act, 2005 - Bahamas Financial Services Board
The Insurance Act, 2005 - Bahamas Financial Services Board
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Commission.<br />
are provided by Parliament;<br />
(b) any moneys as from time to time may<br />
accrue to the Commission from its<br />
operations, including fees, fines and a<br />
percentage of the business licence fees<br />
or premium tax collected from registered<br />
insurers and associations;<br />
(c) any moneys as from time to time are<br />
borrowed by the Commission pursuant to<br />
section 11;<br />
(d) any moneys as from time to time are<br />
advanced to the Commission pursuant to<br />
section 12;<br />
(e) any moneys or other property as from<br />
time to time may in any manner be<br />
lawfully paid to or vested in the<br />
Commission whether or not in respect of<br />
any matter incidental to its functions.<br />
Borrowing 11. (1) Subject to this section, the Commission<br />
powers. may borrow moneys required by it for meeting any of its<br />
obligations or discharging any of its functions and may in<br />
respect of any borrowing, issue debentures in such forms as<br />
the Commission may determine.<br />
(2) Any borrowing of the Commission pursuant to<br />
subsection (1) shall be subject to the approval of the<br />
Minister of Finance as to the amount to be borrowed, the<br />
source of the borrowing and the terms on which the borrowing<br />
may be effected.<br />
(3) An approval given for the purposes of this<br />
section may be either general or limited to a particular<br />
borrowing or otherwise and may be either unconditional or<br />
subject to conditions.