Washington § 48.07.205 - Continuing operation in event of emergency — Planning standards — Rules.

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§ 48.07.205. Continuing operation in event of emergency — Planning standards — Rules.

After considering relevant standards adopted by the national association of insurance commissioners, other states, and other regulatory authorities that regulate financial institutions, the commissioner shall adopt, by rule, standards for insurers and insurance producers to follow for business continuity planning.
[ 2009 c 150 s 7.]

Notes

Effective date—2009 c 150: See note following RCW 48.07.160.

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