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SECTION 27-42-1

§ 27-42-1 Purpose. – The purpose of this chapter is to give this state "jurisdiction to determinejurisdiction" of providers of health care benefits; to indicate how eachprovider of health care benefits may show under what jurisdiction it falls; toallow for examinations by this state if the provider of health care benefits isunable to show it is subject to another jurisdiction; to make a provider ofhealth care benefits subject to the laws of this state if it cannot show thatit is subject to another jurisdiction; and to disclose to purchasers of healthcare benefits whether or not the plans are fully insured.

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SECTION 27-42-1

§ 27-42-1 Purpose. – The purpose of this chapter is to give this state "jurisdiction to determinejurisdiction" of providers of health care benefits; to indicate how eachprovider of health care benefits may show under what jurisdiction it falls; toallow for examinations by this state if the provider of health care benefits isunable to show it is subject to another jurisdiction; to make a provider ofhealth care benefits subject to the laws of this state if it cannot show thatit is subject to another jurisdiction; and to disclose to purchasers of healthcare benefits whether or not the plans are fully insured.

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SECTION 27-42-1

§ 27-42-1 Purpose. – The purpose of this chapter is to give this state "jurisdiction to determinejurisdiction" of providers of health care benefits; to indicate how eachprovider of health care benefits may show under what jurisdiction it falls; toallow for examinations by this state if the provider of health care benefits isunable to show it is subject to another jurisdiction; to make a provider ofhealth care benefits subject to the laws of this state if it cannot show thatit is subject to another jurisdiction; and to disclose to purchasers of healthcare benefits whether or not the plans are fully insured.