Washington § 48.84.030 - Rules — Benefits-premiums ratio, coverage limitations.

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§ 48.84.030. Rules — Benefits-premiums ratio, coverage limitations.

(1) The commissioner shall adopt rules requiring reasonable benefits in relation to the premium or price charged for long-term care policies and contracts which rules may include but are not limited to the establishment of minimum loss ratios.
(2) In addition, the commissioner may adopt rules establishing standards for long-term care coverage benefit limitations, exclusions, exceptions, and reductions and for policy or contract renewability.
[ 1986 c 170 s 3.]

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