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(From Post Magazine)
Travel agents have continued to deny the prospect of Financial Services Authority regulation, despite a report dubbing their sales processes as "weak".
FSA regulation of travel insurance moved a step closer after the Treasury found concerns in the current regulatory system.
At a meeting of the Treasury Select Committee on Sunday its report on travel insurance stated that "given the evidence of the weakness of the sales process within the bundled travel insurance market, we do not believe there is a convincing case for the maintenance of self-regulation in that market.
"We see merit in the introduction of a coherent and unified system of statutory regulation for the travel insurance market and we believe that the FSA is best-placed to deliver such a system.
"We recommend that, if the government is satisfied that the FSA can deliver regulation that ...