Insurance Activity Act will second discussion today Tuesday, May 18, 2010 - 10:19:21
Adopting that law has, among other benefits, the elimination of key emergencies, recognition of existing and acquired diseases, and the obligation of all insurance companies subscribe to service plans that cover retirees, pensioners, adults elderly, people with disabilities and physical and mental illnesses
This Tuesday, at its regular meeting, the plenary of the National Assembly will be the second discussion on the Draft Law on Insurance Activity.
also consider the report of the Foreign Policy Committee, requesting approval to appoint David Nieves concurrently as ambassador to Pakistan, who serves as ambassador to Iran.
The proposed agenda also includes discussion of making the first seven draft cooperation agreements. Four with Bolivia: Power Sector, Social Development and Mining and Basic Industries and Financial Cooperation Framework Agreement. The other three draft agreements are with Russia, the first is on cooperation in agriculture, another in college education and Mutual Recognition and Equivalence of Documents and Certificates, Diplomas and Certificates of Education.
The adoption of the second discussion of the Insurance Activity Act will among other benefits, the elimination of key emergencies, recognition of existing and acquired diseases, and the prohibition of banking-insurance.
This was stated by Deputy Simon Escalona, \u200b\u200bproponents of a Law, who also explained that the emergency key is an inhumane practice by private clinics, which does not provide first aid to a patient, even life and death, until the insurance is not as income.
vice chairman of the Standing Finance Committee also stressed the importance of Article 34, which is referred to the supportive plans of health insurance.
In the article states the obligation of all insurance companies subscribe to service plans that cover retirees, pensioners, seniors, people with disabilities and physical and mental illness. "This is an advance from the human standpoint," he said finally.
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