Why is civil liability included in the PPS? What is its purpose?

Civil liability insurance covers damage caused to others, whether physical, material or immaterial.

Under the Health Prevention Pass, civil liability insurance covers, for example, the consequences of an accident involving a participant during a race.

Example: you accidentally cause another runner to fall and injure themselves; the insurance will cover the costs associated with the injury (medical care, repairs, etc.) on your behalf.

The inclusion of civil liability in the PPS allows the Federation to be certain that all participants are insured for all races concerned.

This is an essential guarantee of safety and peace of mind for both runners and organisers.