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- Alaska Statutes.
- Title 21. Insurance
- Chapter 34. Surplus Lines Insurance
- Section 35. Health Care Insurance.
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AS 21.34.035. Health Care Insurance.
- (a) Except for a multiple employer welfare arrangement, health care insurance may be placed in and written by a
nonadmitted insurer if
- (1) the director finds it is in the best interest of the public and issues an order to that effect; and
- (2) the insurance is in compliance with this chapter.
- (b) The rates and rating methods for health care insurance placed and written under this section are subject to AS 21.87.190
. The surplus lines broker shall make the filings required under AS 21.87.190
and maintain the records and accounts as required under AS 21.87.230
.
- (c) Health care insurance may not be procured under this chapter
- (1) for the purpose of obtaining a lower premium rate than acceptable by an authorized insurer; or
- (2) for obtaining a competitive advantage.
- (d) Insurance placed in or written by a nonadmitted insurer and the activities of the surplus lines broker relating to
that transaction are subject to this title.
- (e) In this section, "health care insurance" has the meaning given in AS 21.12.050
(b).
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