What aspect does Coverage Form: Occurrence focus on?

The focus of the Coverage Form: Occurrence is on the actual occurrence of the event during the policy period. This means that as long as the event (such as a loss or damage) happens during the timeframe that the insurance policy is active, the claim can be covered, regardless of when the claim is reported. This is key because it offers protection for incidents that may not be immediately reported after they happen, as long as they occurred while the policy was in force.

In contrast, other considerations like the timing of the claim filing, policy cancellation, or the size of the claim amount are not the main concern of the Occurrence coverage form. These aspects do not affect the fundamental nature of coverage that this type of policy provides, which prioritizes the timing of the actual events over the timing of claims or other administrative matters.