Public Liability Insurance costs, particularly for small non-profit groups, can be an expense beyond their means. History Queensland Inc., through its insurance broker, offers Public Liability Insurance under blanket group insurance.
Public Liability and Voluntary Workers Insurance
History Queensland Inc., through its insurance broker, offers Public Liability Insurance under blanket group insurance. Currently, coverage offered is $20 million.
The General Public Liability Policy Wording is available.
Please note that Not-for-Profit community organisations can obtain an exemption from stamp duty on public liability insurance/Voluntary Workers insurance. Approval will be given in writing and this approval needs to be sent to the HQ Insurance liaison officer.
Please contact the Insurance Liaison Officer, if you require any more information.
History Queensland Inc. also offers building, contents and burglary insurance. Please contact Christine Reith at A J Gallagher for more information or a quotation. Email: Christine.Reith@ajg.com.au
Our Insurance Broker, Christine Reith at A J Gallagher, has provided a paper, History Queensland Inc. Office Bearers Liability, which explains this matter in more detail. For more information or a quotation, email: Christine.Reith@ajg.com.au
Click to Download: History Queensland Office Bearers Liability
For further information on different insurance classes and risk management, please refer to Community Underwriting's NFP Resources page
NFP Resources | Community Underwriting - Not For Profits Insurance
Every year at our AGM, the members choose the insurance broker for the following year.
Our current broker is Christine Reith from AJ Gallagher, who is based in Brisbane. Every year, Christine conducts a comparison survey, and at present, Community Underwriting Agency Pty Ltd is the insurer for the History Queensland master policy.
The placement of the History Queensland master policy with Community Underwriting Agency Pty Ltd was based on the following:
We have seen a number of events (fire, floods) in Australia in recent years, with insurance companies paying out millions of dollars, resulting in increased premiums across the board. As with most things, we can expect some increases over the coming years.
February 2024
