Agency Agreements Byelaw, paragraph 3
2.1 (a) No managing agent shall underwrite insurance business on behalf of an underwriting member or provide any other services as a managing agent to an underwriting member; and
(b) no underwriting member shall authorise or continue to authorise a managing agent to underwrite insurance business on his behalf or agree to receive or to continue to receive any other services provided by a managing agent in that capacity;
otherwise than –
(i) in the case either of a member who is an individual or of a corporate member, in pursuance of an agreement in the terms of the standard managing agent’s agreement (general) entered into in the manner specified in the standard members’ agent’s agreement and (except where the managing agent is acting as the members’ agent of the underwriting member) the standard agents’ agreement; or
(ii) in the case of a corporate member, in pursuance of an agreement in the terms of the standard managing agent’s agreement (corporate member).
Agency Agreements Byelaw, paragraph 3(1)
2.2 The Council may from time to time, with effect from 1 January in the year next following, prescribe the manner in which and the intervals and the times at which managing agents’ fees and profit commission are to be paid.
Agency Agreements Byelaw, paragraph 3(2)
2.3 The Council may specify circumstances in which any transaction, arrangement, relationship, act or event (whether or not directly involving the managing agent in question) which would or might otherwise be regarded as constituting or giving rise to a contravention of any obligation of a managing agent under paragraph (b) or (d) of clause 4.2 of such an agreement as is referred to in [2.1(i) or (ii)] above, or under any corresponding obligation implied by law in relation to conflicts of duty or interest, or as requiring a managing agent to account to a member of the Society for any gain or profit such as is referred to in paragraph (c) of that clause, shall not be regarded as constituting such a contravention or as giving rise to any such obligation to account.
Agency Agreements Byelaw, paragraph 3(3)
2.4 The circumstances specified by the Council under [2.3] above may include the satisfaction of such conditions and the observation of such requirements as may appear to the Council to be appropriate.
Agency Agreements Byelaw, paragraph 3(4)
2.5 Without limiting the generality of [2.4] above, any such conditions and requirements as are referred to in that sub-paragraph may include:
(a) conditions or requirements relating to the obtaining of the consent or approval of members of a syndicate or of such number or proportion of such members, determined in such manner, as may be specified;
(b) where any such approval is to be obtained through a ballot of members of a syndicate, conditions or requirements relating to the calling and conduct of the meeting and the manner of voting at the ballot;
(c) conditions or requirements relating to the provision to members of a syndicate and, if so specified, to other persons, of such information or other material, supported or verified in such manner, as may be specified.
Agency Agreements Byelaw, paragraph 3(5)
2.6 The powers of the Council under [2.3., 2.4 and 2.5] above may be exercised:
(a) in relation generally to agreements in the terms of the standard managing agent’s agreement (general) or the standard managing agent’s agreement (corporate member);
(b) in relation to agreements in the terms of the standard managing agent’s agreement (general) or the standard managing agent’s agreement (corporate member) falling within such description or category as may appear to the Council to be appropriate; or
(c) in relation to a particular agreement or to particular agreements in the terms of the standard managing agent’s agreement (general) or the standard managing agent’s agreement (corporate member).
Agency Agreements Byelaw, paragraph 3(6)