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Letter: Insurance not such a problem

In reference your article on huge insurance costs for extended services, this really shouldn't be a problem (Children Now, 31 May-6 June). We have been providing relatively inexpensive insurance policies for a whole range of wraparound care activities for many years. The only problems that tend to arise are when there is a mixture of state and private provision, though even this can usually be worked round. I suggest that organisations experiencing difficulties with their insurance should contact a specialist insurance broker or company.

Jerry Beere, partner, Morton Michel

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