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Co-locations and insurance

The lead agency will take out public liability insurance on behalf of all the participating agencies. Agencies may need additional insurance for specific equipment or business risks.

Lease-related insurance

​Under a lease, tenants are usually required to take out public liability insurance applicable to the business and operations at the site.

In a co-location:

  • the lead agency will take this out on behalf of all participating agencies – they will need to make sure that participating agencies are named on their public liability policies as 'additional insured'
  • premiums will be paid by each agency as part of any operational expenditure.

If a claim is made, each agency will pay an equitable share of the excess or deductibles, regardless of fault.

Additional insurance

Each agency is responsible for maintaining insurance to cover its own equipment at the site, and any business risks not covered by the lead agency insurance.

To make sure that policies will cover items at the co-location, agencies should review their business interruption and asset policies and ensure the terms and conditions are compatible with a co-location.

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