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Have you asked them? NSALG membership gives you a good deal on PLI... :-X
Occupier's Liability Act 1984 says that the occupier owes the duty of care, so if the society is leasing the site then that almost certainly makes the society the occupier, though if you are managing the site under licence and the plot tenants' landlord is actually the company it's not so clear, but it's probably still you, though it would depend on the licence.
Agree. As far as I'm concerned, it's an essential - and not that expensive through NASLG - so get it for yourselves and at least you know you've got it.And if you do anything as a Society outside the site - plant sales, school fairs, even a publicity event - then you'll need it. (And the organisers should ask to see a certificate and may need it displayed.)And we've got employer's liability as well, to cover working parties and other communal activities. If you're on a new site, there'll be plenty of that, so get cover for it.
Senex has had a heads up about Dan's policy.
there is a requirement!certificates of insurance must be displayed at all premises ( sites) where the insured carries out its business. ;)