Rule · NAMFISA · 13 Feb 2013

Service Level Commitment for Medical Aid Funds

The Medical Aid Funds Department establishes service level commitments for turnaround times regarding applications and services provided to the medical aid funds industry, effective from 1 August 2013. The document specifies processing periods for activities such as new fund registration (90 days), amalgamation (15 days), and rule amendments (15 days), with all durations measured in business days excluding weekends and public holidays. Incomplete applications are returned to applicants who must respond within 30 days, or the process restarts requiring a new submission. The commitment explicitly states that it is not legally binding, does not create legal rights, and may be varied at the department's discretion.

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  • “An application which is incomplete in any matter or with fund rules which are inconsistent with the provision of the Medical Aid Funds Act No. 23 of 1995, will be returned to the applicant”

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