Section 25Part 0 —
Regulations
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Subject to subsection (2), the Cabinet may make regulations for the purpose of carrying this Act into effect and, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, such regulations may — (a) prescribe the health care benefits to be covered by one or more standard health insurance contracts; (b) prescribe the terms and conditions of a standard health insurance contract, including allowable exclusions and exceptions, provisions as to termination and cancellation, and automatic renewal; (c) prescribe the way in which deductions may be made from the remuneration of employees to cover premiums paid in respect of standard health insurance contracts; (d) prescribe the reports and records relating to compulsorily insured persons that approved insurers shall submit to the Commission and when and how they shall be submitted; (e) provide for the appointment of, and the conferment of powers on, inspectors for the purposes of this Act; (f) provide for the maintenance of records relating to standard health insurance contracts; (g) provide for the manner in which disputed matters may be referred to the Commission and the procedures to be adopted by the Commission when considering such matters; (h) provide for insurance cover for high risk insurance persons; and (i) provide for fines for contravention of the regulations.
Regulations made under this Act are subject to affirmative resolution by the Cayman Islands Parliament.