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Insurance Services


The Association of Business Crime Partnerships and Todd and Cue Insurance Ltd are pleased to offer partnerships an insurance package specifically designed to meet the protection and cost requirements of your BCRP. All partnerships that collect, process, distribute or otherwise manage sensitive personal data – data about a living person, must be notified to the Information Commissioner of the purposes for which they wish to process data and must have identified data controllers.

They have legal obligations defined in the Data Protection Act and these are set out in “A Data Controller’s Guide” on the Data Protection section of the ABCP website. Data controllers and those employed by them to process data on their behalf (crime managers, co-ordinators), need to be insured against the possibility of claims for wrongful acts carried out by them or their crime manager/co-ordinator or for claims brought by aggrieved persons, whether they have merit or not.

The type of insurance cover required by the board of management (directors) and crime managers or co-ordinators is professional indemnity (PI) insurance.

Our insurance package also includes public liability (PL), employers’ liability (EL) and office contents insurance. Radio masts, laptops and partnership radio insurance can be provided where required.

An outline of the cover is shown below and full details of the policy cover are available on request. This insurance package is offered at a very competitive rate as one of our ABCP membership benefits.

PROFESSIONAL INDEMNITY: Protection for board/committee members against incorrect advice or information committed in good faith arising out of neglect, error or omission. Limit of Indemnity: £500,000, subject to a £250 policy excess.

PUBLIC LIABILITY: Cover for all sums which you become legally liable to pay for compensation for accidental injury to any person other than an employee, accidental damage to property not belonging to you or in your custody or control occurring in connection with the business of the board/committee. Limit of indemnity: £2,000,000 subject to a £100 policy excess.

EMPLOYERS LIABILITY Cover for all sums which you become legally liable to pay for accidental injury to any employee if such injury arises out of their employment by you. Limit of Indemnity: £10,000,000.

OFFICE CONTENTS Office contents including computers (excluding laptops) up to a sum insured of £2,500 subject to a £100 policy excess.

All policies are inclusive of IPT.

Should you wish to discuss this further or to arrange cover then please contact Rachel Robinson at Todd & Cue. 

Telephone 0191 482 7631.  Fax 0191 482 6040

Todd & Cue is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority.

To view their ABCP page go to: www.toddcue.com/abcp

ABCP is registered as an introducer appointed representative with Todd & Cue and is providing this service on behalf of business crime reduction partnerships.







Latest news


2 February 2012
Preparing your business for the games

For those parts of the country which will be hosting Olympic events (not just London), the National Olympic Co-ordination Centre has produced a comprehensive booklet setting out advice for businesses on the opportunites, challenges and possible impacts of the games on business. More...
2 February 2012
Consultation on dealing with the problems of late night drinking

This consultation is about two measures in the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011 that will be implemented through regulations: Early Morning Restriction Orders (EMROs) and the late night levy. More...
1 February 2012
Sentencing Council launches new guideline for assault offences

The guideline aims to ensure a consistent and proportionate approach to sentencing, with convicted offenders receiving a sentence that reflects both the harm they have caused to their victim and their culpability. The guideline sets out that it is an aggravating factor to an assault where it is an 'offence committed against those working in the public sector or providing a service to the public'. The broad wording would encompass both those providing vital services to the public, such as emergency services personnel, but also those working, for example, as pub staff and shop workers. More...
28 January 2012
ABCP national conference booking page now open

The ABCP annual national conference will be taking place at the Hilton Hotel, Coventry on Thursday, 24th May, 2012. This is an excellent central venue, close to junction 2 of the M6 and M69 and with ample free parking for delegates. This is the only national event where partnerships, police, retailers and other colleagues can meet, network and find out what about developments in partnership operation and how the future will look. More...
27 January 2012
Northampton Retail Crime Initiative joins ABCP

We are delighted that Northampton Retail Crime Initiative (NRCI) has decided to join ABCP. As one of the longest established business crime partnerships, NRCI has served as a model for other partnerships starting up and with over 150 members, is a key partner with police and other agencies in the county. More...
27 January 2012
Home Office Minister visits Chester Partnership

The Home Office Minister for crime reduction, Lord Henley, paid the first ever ministerial visit to a partnership when he spent the day in Chester on Friday, 20th January. He spent the day listening to what the partnership does and how it works and speaking to the crime manager, businesses, police and local authority members, who all voiced their support for the good work carried out by the partnership. More...
23 January 2012
West Midlands Police business fraud & crime reduction seminar

West Midlands Police are holding a fraud and crime reduction seminar in the Trophy Suite,West Midlands Police Sports and Conference Centre, Tally Ho, Pershore Road, Birmingham, B5 7RN on Wednesday, 15th February from 9am to 1pm. It is free to all participants who register for the event and refreshments will be provided. More...
21 January 2012
British Retail Consortium retail crime survey reports a reduction in shop theft.

The British Retail Consortium's (BRC's) Retail Crime Survey 2011, published last Monday shows fewer incidents for many types of crime but each incident on average has been more costly and total losses have increased sharply compared with the previous year. Expenditure on crime prevention by retailers taking part in the survey rose by 1.4 per cent to £214 million, a median spend of £700,000 per company. This has substantially reduced incidents of opportunistic crime, but combating the rise in violent crime retailers and their staff are exposed to requires the support of law makers and enforcers. More...