The association shall not commence underwriting operations for physicians until the commissioner, after due hearing and investigation, has determined that medical liability insurance cannot be made available for physicians in the voluntary market. Upon such determination the association shall be an agency through which medical liability insurance may be written in this state on a primary basis for physicians. The association may also issue premises liability insurance to physicians, but need not be the exclusive agency through which either medical liability or premises liability insurance may be issued.
The association shall not commence underwriting operations for hospitals until the commissioner, after due hearing and investigation, has determined that medical liability insurance is not readily available for hospitals in the voluntary market. Upon such determination the association shall be authorized to issue policies of medical liability insurance and premises liability insurance to physicians, but need not be the exclusive agency through which such insurance may be written on a primary basis in this state.
The association shall not commence underwriting operations for other licensed health care providers until the commissioner, after due hearing and investigation, has determined that medical liability insurance cannot be made available for a specific type of licensed health care provider in the voluntary market. Upon such determination the association shall be the exclusive agency through which medical liability insurance may be written in this state on a primary basis for such specific type of health provider.
If the commissioner determines at any time that medical liability insurance can be made available in the voluntary market for either physicians, hospitals, or any specific type of other licensed health care provider, the association shall thereby cease its underwriting operations for such medical liability insurance which he has determined can be made available in the voluntary market.
(Acts 1975, No. 513, p. 1148, §7(3); Acts 1976, No. 362, p. 446.)
The association shall not commence underwriting operations for physicians until the commissioner, after due hearing and investigation, has determined that medical liability insurance cannot be made available for physicians in the voluntary market. Upon such determination the association shall be an agency through which medical liability insurance may be written in this state on a primary basis for physicians. The association may also issue premises liability insurance to physicians, but need not be the exclusive agency through which either medical liability or premises liability insurance may be issued.
The association shall not commence underwriting operations for hospitals until the commissioner, after due hearing and investigation, has determined that medical liability insurance is not readily available for hospitals in the voluntary market. Upon such determination the association shall be authorized to issue policies of medical liability insurance and premises liability insurance to physicians, but need not be the exclusive agency through which such insurance may be written on a primary basis in this state.
The association shall not commence underwriting operations for other licensed health care providers until the commissioner, after due hearing and investigation, has determined that medical liability insurance cannot be made available for a specific type of licensed health care provider in the voluntary market. Upon such determination the association shall be the exclusive agency through which medical liability insurance may be written in this state on a primary basis for such specific type of health provider.
If the commissioner determines at any time that medical liability insurance can be made available in the voluntary market for either physicians, hospitals, or any specific type of other licensed health care provider, the association shall thereby cease its underwriting operations for such medical liability insurance which he has determined can be made available in the voluntary market.
(Acts 1975, No. 513, p. 1148, §7(3); Acts 1976, No. 362, p. 446.)
The association shall not commence underwriting operations for physicians until the commissioner, after due hearing and investigation, has determined that medical liability insurance cannot be made available for physicians in the voluntary market. Upon such determination the association shall be an agency through which medical liability insurance may be written in this state on a primary basis for physicians. The association may also issue premises liability insurance to physicians, but need not be the exclusive agency through which either medical liability or premises liability insurance may be issued.
The association shall not commence underwriting operations for hospitals until the commissioner, after due hearing and investigation, has determined that medical liability insurance is not readily available for hospitals in the voluntary market. Upon such determination the association shall be authorized to issue policies of medical liability insurance and premises liability insurance to physicians, but need not be the exclusive agency through which such insurance may be written on a primary basis in this state.
The association shall not commence underwriting operations for other licensed health care providers until the commissioner, after due hearing and investigation, has determined that medical liability insurance cannot be made available for a specific type of licensed health care provider in the voluntary market. Upon such determination the association shall be the exclusive agency through which medical liability insurance may be written in this state on a primary basis for such specific type of health provider.
If the commissioner determines at any time that medical liability insurance can be made available in the voluntary market for either physicians, hospitals, or any specific type of other licensed health care provider, the association shall thereby cease its underwriting operations for such medical liability insurance which he has determined can be made available in the voluntary market.
(Acts 1975, No. 513, p. 1148, §7(3); Acts 1976, No. 362, p. 446.)
