AMII chair to step down

As of 22 April

John Brazier
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Stuart Scullion is to stand down from this position as executive chairman of the Association of Medical Insurers and Intermediaries (AMII)

Scullion will depart after six years in the role following the AMII annual general meeting on 22 April. Scullion had planned to stand down as chair last year but agreed to remain for a further year to steer AMII through the Brexit process and any outcomes from the HMRC review into the fairness of Insurance Premium Tax (IPT). Commenting on his impending departure, Scullion said there were several achievements that stood out during his tenure with the AMII, including the introduction of an industry-wide Customer Authorisation Form and the Data Transfer Protocol enabling insurers to exch...

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