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Projet de loi modifiant la loi du 4 avril 2014 relative aux assurances en vue d'étendre le droit à l'oubli.

Stage en_commissionUpdated 3mo ago

This Belgian government bill would amend the 2014 Belgian Insurance Act to extend the 'right to be forgotten' for insurance applicants. The right to be forgotten generally means that certain past health or medical information stops being taken into account after a set period, so people are not penalised indefinitely when seeking insurance, such as loans or life cover. Based on the title and subject tag only; the full text was not reviewed. Individuals seeking insurance, particularly those with past serious illnesses, and insurance providers operating in Belgium would be affected by any changes to how past medical history can be used in underwriting. The precise scope, eligibility conditions and time limits would need to be checked in the full bill text.