Washington § 48.90.130 - Significant modifications in plan, statement on.

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§ 48.90.130. Significant modifications in plan, statement on.

Within six months of the beginning of any fiscal year in which significant modifications of the plan are envisioned, the association shall provide the commissioner with a statement of those modifications, setting forth the proposed changes, reasons for the changes, and reasonable alternatives, if any exist. The statement shall specifically include reference to coverage available in the commercial insurance market, together with suggested solutions within the joint self-insurance plan.
[ 1986 c 142 s 13.]

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