District Of Columbia § 31-3513 - Reports.
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§ 31-3513. Reports.
31-3513In addition to the annual statement required by , the Mayor:
May require each corporation to file on a quarterly or other basis any additional reports, exhibits, or statements the Mayor considers necessary to furnish all information concerning the condition, solvency, experience, transactions, or affairs of the corporation. The Mayor may establish deadlines for submitting any additional reports, exhibits, or statements and may require their verification by any officer or officers of the corporation the Mayor designates; and
Shall require each corporation to file annually, on or before June 1, a report, signed by 2 of its principal officers, showing:
The number of the District of Columbia contractholders and subscribers by the following type of contract or its equivalent:
Individual, open enrollment;
Individual conversion subscribers;
Group subscribers, as defined by regulation;
Medigap and Medicare supplements; and
Associations;
Total subscriber income, benefit, and indemnification payments for the types of contracts listed in paragraph (1) of this subsection, with a specific breakdown by type of contract if requested by the Mayor; and
Expenditures for providing public services, in addition to open enrollment, in the District of Columbia.
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