This legislation has been repealed.
(1) This section
applies to commission paid by an insurer in connection with consumer credit
insurance taken out by the debtor, or for which an amount is paid by the
debtor.
(2) The total of any
such commission accepted by all or any of the following —
(a) the
credit provider;
(b) the
supplier under a sale contract in relation to which there is a tied loan
contract or a tied continuing credit contract;
(c) the
agent of the credit provider or supplier;
must not exceed, in
amount or value, 20% of the premium (excluding government charges).
(3) A credit provider
or any such supplier or agent must not accept, and an insurer must not pay, a
commission exceeding, in amount or value, the maximum allowed under this
section.
Maximum penalty — 100 penalty units.
(4) Civil effect. If a
credit provider or supplier contravenes this section, the insured is entitled
to recover the whole amount or value of the commission from the credit
provider or the supplier, as the case requires.