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Alaska Statutes.

Title 21. Insurance

Chapter 87. Hospital and Medical Service Corporations

Chapter 87. Hospital and Medical Service Corporations

Section 10. Applicability.

Section 20. Purpose and Interpretation.

Section 30. Provisions Exclusive.

Section 40. Incorporation and Certificate of Authority Required.

Section 50. Incorporation, Approval of Articles and Amendments.

Section 60. Name of Corporation.

Section 70. Qualifications For Certificate of Authority.

Section 80. Application For Certificate of Authority.

Section 90. Issuance or Refusal of Certificate of Authority.

Section 100. Continuance or Expiration of Certificate of Authority.

Section 110. Suspension or Revocation of Certificate of Authority.

Section 120. Services and Benefits That May Be Provided By Medical Service Corporations.

Section 130. Services and Benefits That May Be Provided By Hospital Service Corporations.

Section 140. Medical Service Agreements.

Section 150. Hospital Service Agreements.

Section 160. Subscriber's Contracts.

Section 170. Minimum Service Benefits.

Section 180. Filing and Approval of Agreements and Contracts.

Section 190. Charges and Rates; Rating Methods.

Section 200. Reserves.

Section 210. Surplus Fund.

Section 220. Investments.

Section 230. Records and Accounts.

Section 240. Annual Statement and Fees.

Section 250. Examination.

Section 260. Taxation.

Section 270. Joint Operations.

Section 280. Combined Corporation.

Section 290. Contracts Covering Workers' Compensation Risks.

Section 300. Annual Adjustment of Service Payments.

Section 310. Fidelity Bond.

Section 320. Fee and Licenses. [Repealed, Sec. 30 Ch 26 SLA 1985].

Section 330. Definitions.

Section 340. Other Provisions Applicable.

Section 350. Existing Certificates of Authority.

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