Washington § 48.125.060 - Surplus required — Amount — Enforcement.

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§ 48.125.060. Surplus required — Amount — Enforcement.

Self-funded multiple employer welfare arrangements must maintain continuously a surplus equal to at least ten percent of the next twelve months projected incurred claims or two million dollars, whichever is greater. The commissioner may proceed against self-funded multiple employer welfare arrangements that fail to maintain the level of surplus required by this section in any manner that the commissioner is authorized to proceed against a health care service contractor that failed to maintain minimum net worth.
[ 2004 c 260 s 8.]

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