44-5257 Separate class of business; established; when; limit. - Nebraska Statutes

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44-5257. Separate class of business; established; when; limit.(1) A small employer carrier may establish a separate class of business only to reflect substantial differences in expected claims experience or administrative costs related to the following reasons:(a) The small employer carrier uses more than one type of system for the marketing and sale of health benefit plans to small employers;(b) The small employer carrier has acquired a class of business from another small employer carrier; or(c) The small employer carrier provides coverage to one or more association groups that meet the requirements of section 44-760.(2) A small employer carrier may establish up to nine separate classes of business.(3) The director may adopt and promulgate rules and regulations to provide for a period of transition in order for a small employer carrier to come into compliance with subsection (2) of this section in the instance of acquisition of an additional class of business from another small employer carrier.(4) The director may approve the establishment of additional classes of business upon application to the director and a finding by the director that such action would enhance the efficiency and fairness of the small employer marketplace. SourceLaws 1994, LB 1222, § 35.

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44-5257. Separate class of business; established; when; limit.(1) A small employer carrier may establish a separate class of business only to reflect substantial differences in expected claims experience or administrative costs related to the following reasons:(a) The small employer carrier uses more than one type of system for the marketing and sale of health benefit plans to small employers;(b) The small employer carrier has acquired a class of business from another small employer carrier; or(c) The small employer carrier provides coverage to one or more association groups that meet the requirements of section 44-760.(2) A small employer carrier may establish up to nine separate classes of business.(3) The director may adopt and promulgate rules and regulations to provide for a period of transition in order for a small employer carrier to come into compliance with subsection (2) of this section in the instance of acquisition of an additional class of business from another small employer carrier.(4) The director may approve the establishment of additional classes of business upon application to the director and a finding by the director that such action would enhance the efficiency and fairness of the small employer marketplace. SourceLaws 1994, LB 1222, § 35.

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44-5257. Separate class of business; established; when; limit.(1) A small employer carrier may establish a separate class of business only to reflect substantial differences in expected claims experience or administrative costs related to the following reasons:(a) The small employer carrier uses more than one type of system for the marketing and sale of health benefit plans to small employers;(b) The small employer carrier has acquired a class of business from another small employer carrier; or(c) The small employer carrier provides coverage to one or more association groups that meet the requirements of section 44-760.(2) A small employer carrier may establish up to nine separate classes of business.(3) The director may adopt and promulgate rules and regulations to provide for a period of transition in order for a small employer carrier to come into compliance with subsection (2) of this section in the instance of acquisition of an additional class of business from another small employer carrier.(4) The director may approve the establishment of additional classes of business upon application to the director and a finding by the director that such action would enhance the efficiency and fairness of the small employer marketplace. SourceLaws 1994, LB 1222, § 35.