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The following is intended to summarize our interpretation of the major benefit provisions, and is not intended to be representative of any insurance carrier s master policy provisions. All eligible benefits will be payable in accordance with the terms and conditions, exclusions and limitations contained in the contract at the time expenses are incurred. GENERAL Renewal Date Policyholder Eligibility Insured Member Type November 1 st Conte Financial Services Inc. Insured: who is Canadian or Non-Canadian (Third Country National) and whose place of permanent posting is outside the country or countries for which he holds a valid passport; Spouse: must reside with the Insured Member Dependent Child: must reside with the Insured Member, be under 21 years of age or under 26 years of age if a full time student Short Term/International Traveler: up to 60 days Expatriate: 60 days or more BENEFIT OPTION CLASSIFICATION (refer to your Employer for your benefit option) Benefit Option (as chosen by employer) Life AD&D STD LTD Health (incl. emergency medical) Dental 1 n/a by Class n/a n/a Yes n/a 2 Yes by Class Yes Yes Yes Yes 3 Yes by Class Yes Yes Yes No 4 No by Class Yes Yes Yes Yes 5 Yes by Class No Yes Yes Yes 6 No by Class Yes Yes Yes No 7 Yes by Class No Yes Yes No 8 No by Class No Yes Yes Yes 9 No by Class No Yes Yes No BASIC LIFE Natural Causes Only If chosen by your Employer Benefit Amount Insured Member: 200% of annual earnings Spouse: $20,000 (if family ) Each Child: $10,000 (if family ) Overall Maximum $300,000 Waiver of Premium Other Benefits Yes Education Benefit / Day-Care / Occupational Training / Identification CFS February 2017 Page 1

ACCIDENTAL DEATH & DISMEMBERMENT War Risk and Terrorism Included Benefit Amount Class 1: $250,000 Class 2: $350,000 Class 3: $50,000 Class 4: $500,000 Aggregate Limit Other Benefits Spouse: $20,000 (if family ) Each Child: $10,000 (if family ) For all losses arising out of any one accident is $5,000,000 (applicable to Specific Loss Accident Indemnity, Child Enhancement and Permanent Total Disability) Education / Day-Care / Rehabilitation / Workplace Modification and Accommodation / Occupational Training / Child Enhancement / Permanent Total Disability / Identification / Common Disaster / Seat Belt / Home Alteration and Vehicle Modification / Hospital Indemnity / Aircraft Coverage / Exposure and Disappearance WEEKLY INDEMNITY BENEFIT War Risk and Terrorism Included Grandfathered groups only Benefit Formula Weekly Maximum Elimination Period Maximum Benefit Period 60% of gross weekly income $2,500 per week 15 days 90 days MONTHLY INDEMNITY BENEFIT War Risk and Terrorism Included For Expatriate Only Benefit Formula Monthly Maximum Elimination Period Maximum Benefit Period Definition of Total Disability 60% of gross monthly income $10,000 per month 90 days To age 65 24 month own occupation Age 65 CFS February 2017 Page 2

EXTENDED HEALTH CARE War Risk and Terrorism Included Maximum Benefit $1,000,000 per injury, sickness, or disease Deductible None Reimbursement Level 100% Hospital Private Duty Nursing Drugs Professional Services Ambulance Medical Services and Equipment For charges, room and board, up to and including private accommodation. For charges for out-patient services when medically necessary. $15,000 per accident, sickness or disease. Prescription drugs, sera and vaccines obtainable by prescription only. Excludes charges for the administration of injectable drugs, sera and vaccines. Subject to a dispensing maximum of a 6 month supply. Physiotherapist: $1,500 per calendar year. Chiropractor, Osteopath, Chiropodist/Podiatrist, Licensed Masseur (on the recommendation of a Physician), Speech Therapist, Licensed Psychologist: $500 per practitioner per calendar year. Diagnostic x-rays and laboratory tests ordered by Chiropractor, Osteopath, Chiropodist to maximum of 1 x-ray per practitioner per calendar year. $1,500 per accident, sickness or disease Blood plasma (including administration) X-rays and laboratory exams required for diagnostic purposes Artificial limbs, eyes or other prosthetic appliances to maximum of $3,000 per calendar year Rental or purchase of casts, cervical collars, crutches, trusses, splints and braces (except dental braces and splints) or orthopedic shoes if part of a brace (limit to $150 per pair to maximum of 1 pair per calendar year) including any fee for designing, constructing, fitting or applying to maximum of $3,000 for all expenses per calendar year Rental of wheelchair, an iron lung and other durable medical equipment for temporary therapeutic treatment, to maximum of $7,500 per accident, sickness or disease Expenses for medical care and treatment rendered or surgical procedure Expenses for the services of a licensed anaesthetist when recommended by a physician Contraceptives Expenses for membership and/or access fees charged by medical clinics Annual health exam to maximum of $250 Well-baby care for 6 months after birth Administration of vaccines, anti-toxins, injections for immunizing against disease or poisons, to maximum of $125 per calendar year Eye exam, 1 per 2 calendar years CFS February 2017 Page 3

Within 30 days of departure for permanent posting Medical care and treatment, including a general exam, to maximum of $250 Prescription drugs, sera and vaccines obtainable by prescription only. Excludes charges for the administration of injectable drugs, sera and vaccines. Subject to a dispensing maximum of a 6 month supply. Evacuation Benefit Transportation of the Insured Person to the nearest Hospital that is equipped to provide the required treatment Transportation to the Insured Person`s permanent place of posting or country of citizenship for further treatment or to recover, if necessary and approved Expenses incurred by a medical attendant or 1 immediate family member, who accompanied the Insured Person, for round trip Airfare plus Accommodation and board to a maximum amount of $3,000 Total maximum payable not to exceed $500,000 for any one Accident, Sickness or Disease Family Transportation and Accommodation Benefit Other Benefits In the event a loss of life resulting from Injury, Sickness or Disease is sustained by an Insured Person or the Insured Person is confined as an inpatient in a Hospital for at least 4 consecutive days, and was travelling unaccompanied at the time; o Expenses incurred by an Immediate Family member or representative for board, accommodation and transportation to the bedside of the Insured Person o Reimbursement for transportation expense is limited to 75% of the cost of 1 return Fare o Total maximum payable will not exceed $10,000 as a result of any 1 Accident, Sickness or Disease Accidental Dental Treatment / Emergency Treatment / Repatriation / Emergency Air Transportation / Rental / Hotel Convalescence / Maternity CFS February 2017 Page 4

EMERGENCY MEDICAL ASSISTANCE (AXA Assistance Inc.) War Risk and Terrorism Included Maximum Benefit $500,000 per evacuation Services Referrals to physicians and health facilities. Dispatch, if permissible by local laws, of replacement medication if lost, stolen or depleted Medical monitoring and evaluation during treatment and ongoing updates to family and/or employer. Arrangements for medical evacuation to the nearest facility capable of providing the required care. Special assistance on medically supervised emergency transportation. Handling arrangements in the event of the Member s death. Emergency message transmission between the Member and his family and/or employer. Assistance in replacing travel documents while travelling, i.e., passports, credit cards. Contact information for embassies and consulates worldwide. Arrangements for an initial legal consultation if the Member experiences a civil or criminal problem in a foreign country. Emergency telephone translation services or referrals to interpreter services. Assistance in making travel arrangements for a family member chosen by the Member to join the Member at the place where the Member is hospitalized. Return to home travel arrangements for dependent children who are left unattended. Assistance in replacing tickets, identification papers or other official documents in the event of loss, theft or early return. Pre-trip information such as information on passports, visas, required vaccinations and any restrictions that apply to each country the Member is visiting. Assistance in finding lost or stolen luggage. CFS February 2017 Page 5

DENTAL CARE War Risk and Terrorism Included If chosen by your Employer Maximum Benefit $3,000 per year Deductible None Reimbursement Level Basic: 100% Major: 50% Procedures and Basic materials Treatment of pain Routine exams and diagnosis: a) 1 complete exam every 24 months, b) 1 recall exam every 6 months, c) specific or emergency exams limited to 4 in any 12 month period Dental x-rays (full mouth x-rays or panorex x-rays are limited to 1 set in any 24 month period and bitewing x-rays are limited to 1 set during any 6 month period Scaling and cleaning plus topical fluoride treatment and other anticariogenic substances limited to 1 treatment in any 6 month period Silicate, acrylic, composite and amalgam for anterior fillings and amalgam only for posterior fillings and preformed stainless steel crowns Extractions and oral surgical procedures, including the administration of general anesthesia Initial provisions and installation of space maintainers for children under 18 years of age Consultation where required and upon referral by dentist or physician Oral hygiene instruction for brushing, massaging and flossing limited to 1 adult per family, lifetime Periodontal services for treatment of diseases of the gums and other supporting tissues of the teeth Endodontics (root canal therapy) Major Repair and recementing of crowns, inlays, bridges and dentures or relining of dentures, once in any 12 month period CFS February 2017 Page 6