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Darts Australia

Learn what you need to know about the insurance cover arranged by Marsh for Darts Australia members. We’ve got you covered professionally for all of your member sanctioned events and activities.

Program coverage

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Public liability insurance

This insurance can help protect your club against the financial risk of being found liable to a third party for death or injury, loss of or damage to property or ‘pure economic’ loss resulting from your club’s negligence.

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Personal injury insurance

This insurance is designed to help offer some peace of mind to members, participants and volunteers of your club by having protection costs related to an injury sustained whilst involved in Member sanctioned events and activities.

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Management liability

This insurance helps cover a range of financial risks for your club’s directors and officers and can cover some of the costs associated with an employee stealing funds from the club.

What’s covered?

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Who’s covered

Darts Australia including all state/territory associations, affiliated clubs/associations, registered members, temporary/trialling members, first aid personnel, administrators, officials, coaches, employees, executives and voluntary workers.

Public liability

  • $20,000,000 limit any one occurrence
  • $500 Excess

Products liability

  • $20,000,000 limit any one occurrence and in the aggregate
  • $500 Excess

Professional indemnity

$10,000,000 any one claim and in the aggregate.

What’s not covered

All registered members and all non-participating officials of the insured, all coaches, officials, committee members, employees of the insured including apprentices, voluntary workers, and work experience students.

Loss of income

  • $500 per week up to 85% of weekly salary
  • 14 Day waiting period

Non-Medicare medical expense

  • 85% up to $3,000 per claim for Members
  • 85% up to $5,000 per claim for Volunteers

Capital benefits

Up to $250,000 based on injury type

Who’s covered

Darts Australia including all state/territory associations, affiliated clubs/associations, registered members, temporary/trialling members, first aid personnel, administrators, officials, coaches, employees, executives and voluntary workers.

Directors and Officers

Office Bearers

Crime/Fidelity

Employment Practices

Statutory Liability

Medicare vs risk protection

When it comes to reimbursement of personal injury claims, some people get confused about Medicare, the Medicare gap and what is covered through the risk protection program.

Medicare is a Commonwealth Government program that provides eligible Australian residents with free or low-cost medical and hospital care. Medicare provides access to:

  • Free treatment as public (Medicare) patient in public hospital
  • Free or subsidised treatment by practitioners such as Doctors or specialists.

The medical benefits schedule (MBS) lists all treatments and associated MBR relating to Medicare.

You can access the MBS at any time by Medicare’s website. Items commonly used by sports participants that are Medicare listed can include general practitioners, surgeons and anaesthetists.

The MBS lists a rebate amount for each Medicare Item.

Example: A short consultation with a doctor = Medicare rebate of $15.36

However, doctors or specialists may charge more than the listed MBS amount.

The difference between what is charged and the MBS rebate is called the “Medicare Gap”

  1. The Doctor charges $45
  2. Medicare provides a rebate of $15.35
  3. Medicare Gap = $29.65 (out of pocket expense).

The Health Insurance Act 1973 (Cth) strictly prohibits any general insurer from insuring any item that is listed on the Medicare Benefits Schedule.

This also means that regardless of your out-of-pocket expenses, it is against the law for the insurer to cover the Medicare Gap.

So, what does that mean?

If your medical or other treatment has a Medicare Item number, such as the doctor fee above, it is claimable on Medicare but is uninsurable and you may not claim for reimbursement.

In the example you cannot claim the $29.65.

If your medical or other treatment does not have a Medicare Item Number, you may claim for reimbursement through Marsh. For specific insurance and Risk Protection information please visit the making a claim section of this website.

Need to make a claim?

Sometimes accidents happen and we’re here to help.

Depending on when the accident occurred and the policy you need to make a claim under, there are different procedures to follow. Head over to our claims page now to get started.

Additional cover we can arrange

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Asset protect insurance

A tailored business package Insurance solution to help protect your clubs’ assets from fire, theft, damage and more.

  • Damage for contents and/or building
  • Burglary/theft
  • Business interruption
  • General property
  • Glass
  • Machinery breakdown
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Cyber insurance

A sporting club specific insurance solution that can help you prevent, detect and respond to cyber risks.

  • Ransomware and extortion
  • Unintended and accidental disclosure
  • Loss of confidential data

Frequently asked questions

Cover is not 24/7.
Cover will only apply to official and sanctioned club activities and events. 

No, insurers are unable to pay claims already covered under Medicare, including the Medicare gap in accordance with the Health Insurance Act (Cth) 1973.

Personal accident insurance provides coverage for injuries sustained whilst participating in an activity under the following circumstances: 

  • An official match or training session 
  • Traveling to and from an official club activity 
  • Participation in an official club function 
  • Tours or representative matches 

Yes, the personal injury policy does cover ambulance transportation subject to the policy sub-limits.

Yes, the two policies will work together. You need to lodge a claim with your private health insurer first, then submit your claim . Costs that exceed your private health cover may be insured via the Darts Australia policy.

Subject to the policy limits and sub-limits, you can make more than one claim during the policy period. It is important however, that you obtain a clearance from your treating physician prior to returning to competing.

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