Appeals to Authorities for Purchase of Insurance Coverage for People with Disabilities, Individuals on Autism Spectrum and People with Mental Health Issues

Miss Rachel Ong inquired about the number of appeals made to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) from 2015 onwards regarding insurance coverage issues for people with disabilities, individuals on the autism spectrum, and people with mental health issues.
Lawrence Wong, representing the Prime Minister, stated that over the past three years, MAS received fewer than 10 consumer appeals or complaints related to these groups.
Prior to the last three years, MAS averaged less than one such case per year.

Miss Rachel Ong inquired about the number of appeals made to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) from 2015 onwards regarding insurance coverage issues for people with disabilities, individuals on the autism spectrum, and people with mental health issues.
Lawrence Wong, representing the Prime Minister, stated that over the past three years, MAS received fewer than 10 consumer appeals or complaints related to these groups.
Prior to the last three years, MAS averaged less than one such case per year.

Miss Rachel Ong inquired about the number of appeals made to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) from 2015 onwards regarding insurance coverage issues for people with disabilities, individuals on the autism spectrum, and people with mental health issues.
Lawrence Wong, representing the Prime Minister, stated that over the past three years, MAS received fewer than 10 consumer appeals or complaints related to these groups.
Prior to the last three years, MAS averaged less than one such case per year.

Miss Rachel Ong inquired about the number of appeals made to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) from 2015 onwards regarding insurance coverage issues for people with disabilities, individuals on the autism spectrum, and people with mental health issues.
Lawrence Wong, representing the Prime Minister, stated that over the past three years, MAS received fewer than 10 consumer appeals or complaints related to these groups.
Prior to the last three years, MAS averaged less than one such case per year.

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