Actuary’s right to information

(1) On the request of the actuary of an insurer, a present or former director, officer, employee or representative of the insurer shall, to the extent that the person is reasonably able to do so– (a) permit access to any record, asset or security held by the insurer or any subsidiary of the (b) provide such information and explanation, as is, in the opinion of the actuary, necessary to enable the actuary to perform his duties as actuary of the insurer. (2) On the request of the actuary of an insurer, the directors of the insurer shall, to the extent that they are reasonably able to do so– (a) obtain from a present or former director, officer, employee and representative of any entity which the insurer controls the information and explanation that such persons are reasonably able to provide and that are, in the opinion of the actuary, necessary to enable the actuary to perform his duties as actuary of the insurer; and (b) provide the actuary with the information and explanation so obtained. 128