A typical policy schedule would NOT normally include an item stating what?

A typical policy schedule is designed to provide essential information about the insurance coverage being offered. It typically includes the amount of premium payable, the period of insurance, and the sums insured, all of which are fundamental elements necessary for both the insurer and the insured to understand the terms of the policy.

The cancellation notice period, while important in the broader context of the insurance agreement, is generally not included in the policy schedule itself. Instead, details about cancellation terms are typically found in the policy documentation or conditions rather than in the schedule. The schedule focuses more on the critical financial and coverage elements of the policy. Therefore, while the cancellation notice period is a key aspect of policy management, it is not standard practice to feature it prominently within the policy schedule.