New Jersey § 40a:10-43
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§ 40a:10-43.
The commissioners may, from time to time, amend the bylaws and plan of risk management
of the fund; provided, however, that no such amendment shall take effect until approved
as hereinafter provided. a. The commissioners shall file with the Commissioner of Insurance for his approval
a copy of any amendment to the bylaws of the fund, upon approval by resolution of
the governing bodies of three fourths of the member local units, or any amendment
to the plan of risk management, upon adoption by the commissioners. b. Upon receipt of the amendment, the Commissioner of Insurance shall immediately
notify the Commissioner of Community Affairs and shall immediately provide that commissioner
with a copy of the amendment. The Commissioner of Community Affairs, or by his designation, the Director of the
Division of Local Government Services in the Department of Community Affairs, is empowered
to approve or disapprove any amendment on the basis of whether or not it conforms
with rules and regulations governing the custody, investment or expenditure of public
moneys. Within 25 working days of the receipt of the amendment, the Commissioner of Community
Affairs, or his designee, shall notify the Commissioner of Insurance of his approval
or disapproval. As a condition of approval, the Commissioner of Community Affairs, or his designee,
may require a modification of the amendment in order to bring its provisions into
conformity with rules and regulations governing the custody, investment or expenditure
of public moneys. No amendment disapproved by the Commissioner of Community Affairs, or his designee,
shall take effect. If the Commissioner of Community Affairs, or his designee, fails to approve or disapprove
any amendment within 25 working days of receipt, the amendment shall be deemed to
be approved. c. Within 30 working days of receipt, the Commissioner of Insurance shall either approve
or disapprove any amendment to the bylaws or plan of risk management. If the Commissioner of Insurance shall fail to either approve or disapprove the
amendment within that 30 working day period, the amendment shall be deemed approved. d. If any amendment shall be disapproved, the Commissioner of Insurance shall set
forth in writing the reasons for disapproval. Upon the receipt of the notice of disapproval, the commissioners of the affected
joint insurance fund may request a public hearing. The public hearing shall be convened by the Commissioner of Insurance in a timely
manner. e. Within 90 days after the effective date of any amendment to the bylaws, a member
local unit which did not approve the amendment may withdraw from the fund provided
that it shall remain liable for its share of any claim or expense incurred by the
fund during its period of membership.
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