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§ 73. Abandonment of plan. The board of supervisors of a county may by  local  law  provide  for  the abandonment of a plan, effective as of the  close of the calendar year then in progress. Such plan,  however,  shall  continue  to  operate  thereafter  until  all  liabilities  of  the plan  incurred prior to such effective date shall have been satisfied and  all  advances  to the county self-insurance fund shall have been repaid. Such  local law shall provide a method for the distribution of any  assets  of  the  plan  remaining after all such liabilities have been satisfied. The  provisions of this  section  shall  not  apply  to  any  plan  abandoned  pursuant  to section sixty-one of this chapter. At the discretion of the  chair, the board of supervisors of a county may execute an assumption of  workers' compensation liability insurance policy securing  such  further  and  future  contingent  liability  as  may arise from prior injuries to  workers and be incurred by reason of any change in the condition of such  workers warranting the board making subsequent  awards  for  payment  of  additional  compensation. Such policy shall be in a form approved by the  superintendent of insurance and shall be issued by the state fund or any  insurance company licensed to issue this  class  of  insurance  in  this  state.  In  the event that such policy is issued by an insurance company  other than the state fund, then said policy shall be deemed to be of the  kind specified in paragraph fifteen of subsection  (a)  of  section  one  thousand  one  hundred  thirteen of the insurance law and covered by the  workers' compensation security fund as created and governed  by  article  six-A  of  this  chapter.  It shall only be issued for a single complete  premium payment in advance by the county, city,  village,  town,  school  district,  fire  district or other political subdivision of state and in  an amount deemed acceptable by  the  chair  and  the  superintendent  of  insurance.  In lieu of the applicable premium charge ordinarily required  to be imposed by a carrier, said premium shall include a surcharge in an  amount to be determined by the chair to satisfy all assessment liability  due and owing to the board and/or the chair  under  this  chapter.  Said  surcharge shall be payable to the board simultaneous to the execution of  the  assumption  of  workers'  compensation  liability insurance policy.  However, the payment of said surcharge does not relieve the carrier from  any other liability, including liability owed to the  superintendent  of  insurance  pursuant  to  article six-A of this chapter. When issued such  policy shall be non-cancellable without recourse for  any  cause  during  the continuance of the liability secured and so covered.

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Statutes > New-york > Wkc > Article-5 > 73

§ 73. Abandonment of plan. The board of supervisors of a county may by  local  law  provide  for  the abandonment of a plan, effective as of the  close of the calendar year then in progress. Such plan,  however,  shall  continue  to  operate  thereafter  until  all  liabilities  of  the plan  incurred prior to such effective date shall have been satisfied and  all  advances  to the county self-insurance fund shall have been repaid. Such  local law shall provide a method for the distribution of any  assets  of  the  plan  remaining after all such liabilities have been satisfied. The  provisions of this  section  shall  not  apply  to  any  plan  abandoned  pursuant  to section sixty-one of this chapter. At the discretion of the  chair, the board of supervisors of a county may execute an assumption of  workers' compensation liability insurance policy securing  such  further  and  future  contingent  liability  as  may arise from prior injuries to  workers and be incurred by reason of any change in the condition of such  workers warranting the board making subsequent  awards  for  payment  of  additional  compensation. Such policy shall be in a form approved by the  superintendent of insurance and shall be issued by the state fund or any  insurance company licensed to issue this  class  of  insurance  in  this  state.  In  the event that such policy is issued by an insurance company  other than the state fund, then said policy shall be deemed to be of the  kind specified in paragraph fifteen of subsection  (a)  of  section  one  thousand  one  hundred  thirteen of the insurance law and covered by the  workers' compensation security fund as created and governed  by  article  six-A  of  this  chapter.  It shall only be issued for a single complete  premium payment in advance by the county, city,  village,  town,  school  district,  fire  district or other political subdivision of state and in  an amount deemed acceptable by  the  chair  and  the  superintendent  of  insurance.  In lieu of the applicable premium charge ordinarily required  to be imposed by a carrier, said premium shall include a surcharge in an  amount to be determined by the chair to satisfy all assessment liability  due and owing to the board and/or the chair  under  this  chapter.  Said  surcharge shall be payable to the board simultaneous to the execution of  the  assumption  of  workers'  compensation  liability insurance policy.  However, the payment of said surcharge does not relieve the carrier from  any other liability, including liability owed to the  superintendent  of  insurance  pursuant  to  article six-A of this chapter. When issued such  policy shall be non-cancellable without recourse for  any  cause  during  the continuance of the liability secured and so covered.

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Statutes > New-york > Wkc > Article-5 > 73

§ 73. Abandonment of plan. The board of supervisors of a county may by  local  law  provide  for  the abandonment of a plan, effective as of the  close of the calendar year then in progress. Such plan,  however,  shall  continue  to  operate  thereafter  until  all  liabilities  of  the plan  incurred prior to such effective date shall have been satisfied and  all  advances  to the county self-insurance fund shall have been repaid. Such  local law shall provide a method for the distribution of any  assets  of  the  plan  remaining after all such liabilities have been satisfied. The  provisions of this  section  shall  not  apply  to  any  plan  abandoned  pursuant  to section sixty-one of this chapter. At the discretion of the  chair, the board of supervisors of a county may execute an assumption of  workers' compensation liability insurance policy securing  such  further  and  future  contingent  liability  as  may arise from prior injuries to  workers and be incurred by reason of any change in the condition of such  workers warranting the board making subsequent  awards  for  payment  of  additional  compensation. Such policy shall be in a form approved by the  superintendent of insurance and shall be issued by the state fund or any  insurance company licensed to issue this  class  of  insurance  in  this  state.  In  the event that such policy is issued by an insurance company  other than the state fund, then said policy shall be deemed to be of the  kind specified in paragraph fifteen of subsection  (a)  of  section  one  thousand  one  hundred  thirteen of the insurance law and covered by the  workers' compensation security fund as created and governed  by  article  six-A  of  this  chapter.  It shall only be issued for a single complete  premium payment in advance by the county, city,  village,  town,  school  district,  fire  district or other political subdivision of state and in  an amount deemed acceptable by  the  chair  and  the  superintendent  of  insurance.  In lieu of the applicable premium charge ordinarily required  to be imposed by a carrier, said premium shall include a surcharge in an  amount to be determined by the chair to satisfy all assessment liability  due and owing to the board and/or the chair  under  this  chapter.  Said  surcharge shall be payable to the board simultaneous to the execution of  the  assumption  of  workers'  compensation  liability insurance policy.  However, the payment of said surcharge does not relieve the carrier from  any other liability, including liability owed to the  superintendent  of  insurance  pursuant  to  article six-A of this chapter. When issued such  policy shall be non-cancellable without recourse for  any  cause  during  the continuance of the liability secured and so covered.