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§  50-a.  Group  self-insurer  default offset fund. 1. The chair shall  create a fund to be known as the group self-insurer default offset  fund  and  such fund shall be held in the sole custody of the chair. The chair  may transfer the money in such fund to  the  administrative  account  as  necessary to effectuate the purpose of this section. The chair shall use  the  money  in the fund to pay claims for defaulted group self-insurers,  where sufficient moneys for such payment have not been collected or  are  not  anticipated  to  be  collected  from  members  of a defaulted group  self-insurer, or to offset such amount against any assessment  it  would  otherwise  impose  against  private  individual  and group self-insurers  under paragraph (g)  of  subdivision  five  of  section  fifty  of  this  article.    2.  At  any  time prior to April first, two thousand eleven, the chair  may withdraw funds from the uninsured employers fund provided for  under  section  twenty-six-a  of  this  chapter, up to such amount as the chair  determines is sufficient to fund any anticipated additional expenses  of  such fund, taking into account anticipated available revenues, but in no  event  to  exceed  seventy-five  million  dollars in the aggregate. Such  funds shall be deposited into the group self-insurer  offset  fund,  and  used  in  accordance with subdivision one of this section. As consistent  with this section, the chair may set the timing of such  withdrawals  in  its discretion.    3.  Beginning  on  January  first,  two thousand twelve, and each year  thereafter, the chair shall add to the total of each  annual  assessment  made  under  paragraph  g  of  subdivision five of section fifty of this  article the sum of up to three  million  dollars,  to  be  allocated  to  private  group  and  individual  self-insurers  in  accordance with such  paragraph. The chair shall assess additional funds under this  paragraph  as  necessary  to insure that there are sufficient funds in the fund for  uninsured  employers  to  meet  its  liabilities,  or  if  necessary  in  accordance  with  section  one  hundred  fifty-one of this chapter. Such  funds as are collected pursuant to this subdivision shall  be  deposited  into  the  uninsured  employer  fund until all funds withdrawn therefrom  under subdivision  one  of  this  section  are  returned  with  interest  calculated at an annual rate equal to the rate of return on funds in the  fund for uninsured employers from the prior year.    4.  At  such  time  as  the  board  is not obligated to pay any claims  arising out of a defaulted self-insurer, the  fund  created  under  this  section  shall  be  closed, and any money remaining in the fund shall be  deposited into the uninsured employer fund.

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Statutes > New-york > Wkc > Article-4 > 50-a

§  50-a.  Group  self-insurer  default offset fund. 1. The chair shall  create a fund to be known as the group self-insurer default offset  fund  and  such fund shall be held in the sole custody of the chair. The chair  may transfer the money in such fund to  the  administrative  account  as  necessary to effectuate the purpose of this section. The chair shall use  the  money  in the fund to pay claims for defaulted group self-insurers,  where sufficient moneys for such payment have not been collected or  are  not  anticipated  to  be  collected  from  members  of a defaulted group  self-insurer, or to offset such amount against any assessment  it  would  otherwise  impose  against  private  individual  and group self-insurers  under paragraph (g)  of  subdivision  five  of  section  fifty  of  this  article.    2.  At  any  time prior to April first, two thousand eleven, the chair  may withdraw funds from the uninsured employers fund provided for  under  section  twenty-six-a  of  this  chapter, up to such amount as the chair  determines is sufficient to fund any anticipated additional expenses  of  such fund, taking into account anticipated available revenues, but in no  event  to  exceed  seventy-five  million  dollars in the aggregate. Such  funds shall be deposited into the group self-insurer  offset  fund,  and  used  in  accordance with subdivision one of this section. As consistent  with this section, the chair may set the timing of such  withdrawals  in  its discretion.    3.  Beginning  on  January  first,  two thousand twelve, and each year  thereafter, the chair shall add to the total of each  annual  assessment  made  under  paragraph  g  of  subdivision five of section fifty of this  article the sum of up to three  million  dollars,  to  be  allocated  to  private  group  and  individual  self-insurers  in  accordance with such  paragraph. The chair shall assess additional funds under this  paragraph  as  necessary  to insure that there are sufficient funds in the fund for  uninsured  employers  to  meet  its  liabilities,  or  if  necessary  in  accordance  with  section  one  hundred  fifty-one of this chapter. Such  funds as are collected pursuant to this subdivision shall  be  deposited  into  the  uninsured  employer  fund until all funds withdrawn therefrom  under subdivision  one  of  this  section  are  returned  with  interest  calculated at an annual rate equal to the rate of return on funds in the  fund for uninsured employers from the prior year.    4.  At  such  time  as  the  board  is not obligated to pay any claims  arising out of a defaulted self-insurer, the  fund  created  under  this  section  shall  be  closed, and any money remaining in the fund shall be  deposited into the uninsured employer fund.

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Statutes > New-york > Wkc > Article-4 > 50-a

§  50-a.  Group  self-insurer  default offset fund. 1. The chair shall  create a fund to be known as the group self-insurer default offset  fund  and  such fund shall be held in the sole custody of the chair. The chair  may transfer the money in such fund to  the  administrative  account  as  necessary to effectuate the purpose of this section. The chair shall use  the  money  in the fund to pay claims for defaulted group self-insurers,  where sufficient moneys for such payment have not been collected or  are  not  anticipated  to  be  collected  from  members  of a defaulted group  self-insurer, or to offset such amount against any assessment  it  would  otherwise  impose  against  private  individual  and group self-insurers  under paragraph (g)  of  subdivision  five  of  section  fifty  of  this  article.    2.  At  any  time prior to April first, two thousand eleven, the chair  may withdraw funds from the uninsured employers fund provided for  under  section  twenty-six-a  of  this  chapter, up to such amount as the chair  determines is sufficient to fund any anticipated additional expenses  of  such fund, taking into account anticipated available revenues, but in no  event  to  exceed  seventy-five  million  dollars in the aggregate. Such  funds shall be deposited into the group self-insurer  offset  fund,  and  used  in  accordance with subdivision one of this section. As consistent  with this section, the chair may set the timing of such  withdrawals  in  its discretion.    3.  Beginning  on  January  first,  two thousand twelve, and each year  thereafter, the chair shall add to the total of each  annual  assessment  made  under  paragraph  g  of  subdivision five of section fifty of this  article the sum of up to three  million  dollars,  to  be  allocated  to  private  group  and  individual  self-insurers  in  accordance with such  paragraph. The chair shall assess additional funds under this  paragraph  as  necessary  to insure that there are sufficient funds in the fund for  uninsured  employers  to  meet  its  liabilities,  or  if  necessary  in  accordance  with  section  one  hundred  fifty-one of this chapter. Such  funds as are collected pursuant to this subdivision shall  be  deposited  into  the  uninsured  employer  fund until all funds withdrawn therefrom  under subdivision  one  of  this  section  are  returned  with  interest  calculated at an annual rate equal to the rate of return on funds in the  fund for uninsured employers from the prior year.    4.  At  such  time  as  the  board  is not obligated to pay any claims  arising out of a defaulted self-insurer, the  fund  created  under  this  section  shall  be  closed, and any money remaining in the fund shall be  deposited into the uninsured employer fund.