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While the report is being applauded by the industry and government, an advocacy group has taken exception to statements made by Cunningham. The Fair Association of Victims for Accident Insurance Reform (FAIR), who was one of 33 stakeholders who contributed submissions to Cunningham’s report, says the final report ignores the presence of what the non-profit organization calls flawed medical opinions and how they affect cases present throughout the system. FAIR states further that medical opinions concerning accident victims is crucial to determine whether they are eligible for benefits, and that in the past “questionable medical reports” have led to insurance companies turning down claimants for benefits. http://collisionrepairmag.com/news/insurance/16430-changes-coming-to-ontario-auto-insurance-drs-following-28-point-report-