Which statement about the Event Insurance Checklist submission process is not accurate?

The assertion that the Event Insurance Checklist is required for events with no attendees is not accurate because the purpose of the checklist is to assess and mitigate risks associated with events that have participants present. If an event does not have attendees, the typical considerations for insurance coverage, such as liability and risk management, become irrelevant; there would be no interaction or potential for incidents requiring insurance.

In contrast, submitting the checklist by email or fax is a standard practice, making those options valid. Additionally, the requirement to submit the checklist at least 21 days prior to the event is also a reasonable policy, ensuring that adequate time is available to procure insurance and finalize arrangements. Therefore, the inclusion of the checklist for events with no attendees is the incorrect statement in this context.