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As any sensible government body should.
‘Best’ interests simply allows any number of spurious claims to be assessed through the rear view mirror. How can you define ‘Best’. The only sensible standard is ‘In the clients interests’ so that any claim can be assessed against a ‘reasonable person’ standard.
Good to see some politicians have common sense. Now if ASIC, The FPA and the AFA could just exercise the same prudence maybe we wouldnt have PI insurers running for the hills?