Health Insurance Act, 1994
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Prohibition of inducements by registered undertakings. |
11.—A registered undertaking or a person acting on behalf of such an undertaking shall not— | |
(a) make or offer to make a payment to a person, | ||
(b) forego or offer to forego a payment or part of a payment from a person, | ||
(c) give or offer to give any goods to a person, | ||
(d) provide or offer to provide any service for a person, or | ||
(e) give or provide or offer to give or provide any other thing of value to or for a person, | ||
as an inducement to the person— | ||
(i) to terminate or not to effect or renew a health insurance contract with that undertaking, or | ||
(ii) (I) to forego a payment to or on behalf of the person in respect of a hospital in-patient service or an ancillary health service under a health insurance contract effected between the undertaking and the person, and | ||
(II) to avail of his or her entitlements under Chapter II of Part IV of the Health Act, 1970 , as respects the service. |