Comprehensive cover refers to the → Insurance cover, which covers all risks. These are generally the specified risks: destruction, damage, loss due to theft, burglary and robbery of insured items, as well as damage caused by unforeseeable and unavoidable events – unless these are excluded by the terms and conditions of the insurance policy or the → Exclusion from → policyholder was requested.

Source reference: See the VDT publication “VDT Article Series, Part 5 | Glossary“ and the source cited there.