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SaskCulture: Cultural Organization Member Liability Insurance Application

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Organization

Tell us about your Organization.

Your Legal and/or Operating Name

Contact

Who should we contact regarding this application?


About Your Organization

We need to understand about the nature of your Organization.




New revenue to the organization through funding, grants, sponsorships, and any other income
Employees are defined as staff members receiving payroll and your organization pays CPP and EI on their behalf.

Commercial General Liability (CGL)

Choose the maximum CGL coverage you are applying for.



Optional Coverage: Property

We also offer Property coverage.

Coverage Option A Option B
Contents $10,000 $25,000
Misc Property Floater (Laptops Included) $5,000 $10,000
Temporary Locations $25,000 $25,000
Transit $10,000 $10,000
Crime (money) $10,000 $10,000
Deluxe Plus Extensions Included Included
Deductible $500 $500
Premium $265 $525
per location per location


Location 1

Location 2


Optional Coverage: Member/Volunteer Accident

Benefits are as follows:

  • $10,000 Accidental Death, Dismemberment and
  • Specific Loss Indemnity (2X Paralysis)
  • $5,000 Accidental Dental Reimbursement Benefit
  • $15,000 Accidental Medical Reimbursement Benefit
  • Emergency Transportation Benefit
  • Fracture, Dislocation, Tendon Severance and Miscellaneous Indemnity
  • Private Tuition Expense
  • $5,000 Rehabilitation Benefit

Include the total quantity of Directors, Employees and Volunteers to be covered


Privacy, Data Breach and Electronic Risk

3rd Party Liability Coverages

Network & Information Security Liability

Regulatory Defense & Penalties

Multimedia Content Liability

PCI Fines & Assessments

We cover the expenses to defend you and any damages resulting from your liability to a 3rd party, or for regulatory fines & penalties, multimedia wrongful acts (such as infringement, defamation, piracy, etc.), and PCI fines & assessments resulting from a failure in your security, data breach, or privacy violation.

Bodily Injury & Property Damage

Technology Errors & Omissions

We pay for the costs of defense and damages from your liability to a 3rd party when a failure in your security results in physical damage or injury.

1st Party Loss Coverages

Bodily Injury & Property Damage

Pollution

In the event of a security failure (i.e., physical cyber attack), we’ll even cover losses resulting from bodily injury or damage/impairment to your tangible property, as well as damages resulting from any liability you may have to a 3rd party, including regulatory fines & penalties and pollution.

Computer Replacement

We cover the costs to replace your computer systems that are permanently impacted by malware.

Fund Transfer Fraud

We pay for funds transfer losses you incur from a failure in your security or social engineering.

Service Fraud

We pay for the additional amounts you’re billed by a cloud or telephone provider when you incur fraudulent charges.

Digital Asset Restoration

We pay for the costs to replace, restore, or recreate your digital assets that are damaged or lost following a failure of your security.

Business Interruption & Extra Expenses

We cover financial losses resulting from a failure in your security, data breach, and even systems failure (including contingent/dependent BI), as well as the extra expenses you incur to bring your company back online.

Cyber Extortion

We cover the costs to respond to an extortion incident, including money, securities, and even virtual currencies paid.

Breach Response

Crisis Management & Public Relations

We pay for the costs to respond to a breach including 3rd party incident response and public relations experts, customer notification costs and credit monitoring, media purchases, and legal fees; and advise in connection with the incident, among others.




Estimated Premium

Based upon the answers detailed above, we estimate your insurance premium to be:

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THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGES THE TRUTH OF THE STATEMENTS CONTAINED HEREIN.

IF THE INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS APPLICATION SHOULD CHANGE BETWEEN THE DATE OF THE APPLICATION AND THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE POLICY, THE UNDERSIGNED WARRANTS THAT THEY WILL IMMEDIATELY REPORT SUCH CHANGES TO THE INSURER.

THE COMPLETION AND SIGNING OF THIS APPLICATION DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A PROMISE TO PROVIDE COVERAGE OR A BINDER OF INSURANCE. HOWEVER, IF A POLICY IS ISSUED, THIS APPLICATION SHALL SERVE AS THE BASIS OF SUCH CONTRACT AND WILL BE ATTACHED TO, AND FORM PART OF THE POLICY.

I AUTHORIZE YOU TO COLLECT, USE AND DISCLOSE PERSONAL INFORMATION AS PERMITTED BY LAW, IN CONNECTION WITH YOUR COMMERCIAL INSURANCE POLICY OR A RENEWAL, EXTENSION OR VARIATION THEREOF, FOR THE PURPOSES NECESSARY TO ASSESS THE RISK, INVESTIGATE AND SETTLE CLAIMS, AND DETECT AND PREVENT FRAUD, SUCH AS CREDIT INFORMATION, AND CLAIMS HISTORY.

For purposes of the Insurance Companies Act (Canada), this document was issued in the course of Lloyd’s Underwriters’ insurance business in Canada.

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For the purpose if this application, the following definitions apply:

Electronic Communications System shall mean the Insured’s wired, wireless, radio, electromagnetic, photo-optical or photo-electronic facility for the transmission of electronic communications; any electronic data processing system, network or related electronic equipment for the storage of such communications; and any computer.

Data Breach Law means the following, as well as similar statutes and regulations as they currently exist and as amended and replaced from time to time, associated with the confidentiality, access, control and use of Private Data including, but not limited to the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA), the Privacy Act, the Ontario Personal Health Information Protection Act, or other similar provincial or federal legislation or other similar privacy laws worldwide.

Private Data means data containing an individual's:

  1. driver's license or other government-issued identification number; unpublished telephone number; savings account, current account, credit card or debit card number each when in combination with the security code, access code, password or pin for such account or card number;
  2. personal information as defined under PIPEDA and the regulations thereto or similar federal or provincial legislation;
  3. personal health information as defined under the Ontario Personal Health Information Protection Act and the regulations thereto or similar provincial legislation; or
  4. private personal information as defined under the law of a country other than Canada, which law is intended to provide for the protection of such private personal information; not including any lawfully available data accessible by the general public.

Service Provider shall mean any natural person or entity that the Insured contracts with for a fee to hold, process or control any data or systems on behalf of the Insured.