The point is that they do have insurance to cover this type of situation. Like the presumably do for other risks. As does pretty much any entity/organization. And yes, premiums are paid with taxpayer funds. What is the alternative?
The point is that they do have insurance to cover this type of situation. Like the presumably do for other risks. As does pretty much any entity/organization. And yes, premiums are paid with taxpayer funds. What is the alternative?