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16. A statement of the practice regarding any bonus payments (in addition to those for which the company has become contractually liable) to be made on claims arising in the period up to the next investigation, including the basis of calculation and the form in which the bonus is payable, together with—
(a)where the rates of bonus depend on the original term of the contract or on the period of years a contract has been in force, specimen rates at 5-year intervals of original term or duration, as the case may be;
(b)where the rates of bonus depend on the age of the life assured, specimen rates at 10-year intervals of age;
(c)where the rates of bonus depend on the date of each previous premium payment, specimen rates at 5-year intervals of time since the premium was paid, and for premiums paid in each of the 5 years ending with the report period; and
(d)in all other cases, full details of the rates of bonus.
(N.B. Where the rates of bonus depend on a formula or a series of formulae, then the formula or formulae should be listed instead of the specimen rates. Wherever appropriate, rates of bonus are to be expressed as a fraction of the attribute of the contract to which they are related, e.g. as rates per £1,000 of the sum assured and existing bonuses.)
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