Compensation Act 2006
Part 1Standard of care
1Deterrent effect of potential liability
2Apologies, offers of treatment or other redress
3Mesothelioma: damages
Part 2Claims Management Services
4Provision of regulated claims management services
5The Regulator
6Exemptions
7Enforcement: offence
8Enforcement: the Regulator
9Regulations
10Obstructing the Regulator
11Pretending to be authorised, &c.
12The Claims Management Services Tribunal
13Appeals and references to Tribunal
14Interpretation
15Orders and regulations
Part 3General
16Commencement
17Extent
18Short title
SCHEDULEClaims Management Regulations
Introduction
1In this Schedule “regulations” means regulations under section 9.
2Regulations made by virtue of a provision of this Schedule...
Waiver of requirement for authorisation
3(1) Regulations may permit the Regulator to waive the requirement...
Grant of authorisations
4(1) Regulations shall prescribe the procedure for applying to the...
5(1) Regulations shall require the Regulator not to grant an...
6Regulations may— (a) provide for authorisation to be on specified...
7Regulations may— (a) enable the Regulator to charge—
Conduct of authorised persons
8(1) Regulations shall require the Regulator to prescribe rules for...
9(1) Regulations shall enable the Regulator to issue one or...
10(1) Regulations shall provide for the Regulator to investigate complaints...
11(1) Regulations may require, or permit the Regulator to require,...
12(1) Regulations may require the Regulator to establish a scheme...
Enforcement
13Regulations may permit or require the Regulator to take action...
14(1) Regulations may enable the Regulator, for the purpose of...
15Regulations may make provision about the exercise by the Regulator...

Compensation Act 2006

2006 c. 29

An Act to specify certain factors that may be taken into account by a court determining a claim in negligence or breach of statutory duty; to make provision about damages for mesothelioma; and to make provision for the regulation of claims management services.

Be it enacted by the Queen's most Excellent Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the authority of the same, as follows:—