Speech by Peter Wright

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The work of the General Insurance Board is, in large part, carried out through six committees which report to it. All of these committees, with the exceptions of Professional Guidance and Standards and Public Relations, are short of members and this is particularly so in the case of the Education and CPD Committee. I would thus like to open my talk today by asking anyone who may be interested in joining any of the Committees other than Professional Guidance and Standards and Public Relations to contact either the Committee chairman or Barbara Beebee, the Board's secretary, sometime during the course of our proceedings. The conduct of the examinations is not the responsibility of the GI Board, but I understand that there is an acute shortage of assistant examiners for subject 303. If you feel you can help here please contact Julian Leigh. I would now like to say a few words about statutory actuarial reporting. As most of you no doubt know, the FSA is drafting its prudential sourcebook in two stages.