Texas § IN.1501.310 - ELECTION OF STATUS
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§ IN.1501.310. ELECTION OF STATUS
ELECTION OF STATUS. (a) Each small employer health benefit plan issuer shall notify the commissioner of the issuer's election to operate as a risk-assuming health benefit plan issuer or as a reinsured health benefit plan issuer. An issuer that elects to operate as a risk-assuming health benefit plan issuer shall file an application in accordance with Section 1501.312 . (b) A small employer health benefit plan issuer's election under this section is effective until the fifth anniversary of the date of the election. (c) The commissioner may permit a small employer health benefit plan issuer to modify its election at any time for good cause shown. Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1274, Sec. 3, eff. April 1, 2005.
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