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The RCCAQ is in the process of creating a condominium insurance committee made up of various stakeholders concerned by related issues.
According to RCCAQ chair Vincent Gaudreau, "Brokers find themselves in a key position since they serve as intermediaries between clients and insurers."
The committee will include brokers, insurers, condo managers and a specialized legal professional. It is scheduled to begin its work in a few weeks.
