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31A-33-103.5. Powers of Fund -- Limitations.
(1) The fund may form or acquire subsidiaries or enter into a joint enterprise:
(a) in accordance with Section 31A-33-107; and
(b) except as limited by this section and applicable insurance rules and statutes.
(2) Subject to applicable insurance rules and statutes, the fund may only offer:
(a) workers' compensation insurance in Utah;
(b) workers' compensation insurance in a state other than Utah to the extent necessary to:
(i) accomplish its purpose under Subsection 31A-33-102(1)(b); and
(ii) provide workers' compensation or occupational disease insurance coverage to Utahemployers and their employees engaged in interstate commerce; and
(c) workers' compensation products and services in Utah or other states.
(3) Subject to applicable insurance rules and statutes, a subsidiary of the fund may:
(a) offer workers' compensation insurance coverage only:
(i) in a state other than Utah; and
(ii) (A) to insure the following against liability for compensation based on job-relatedaccidental injuries and occupational diseases:
(I) an employer, as defined in Section 34A-2-103, that has a majority of its employees, asdefined in Section 34A-2-104, hired or regularly employed in Utah;
(II) an employer, as defined in Section 34A-2-103, whose principal administrative officeis located in Utah;
(III) a subsidiary or affiliate of an employer described in Subsection (3)(a)(ii)(A)(I) or(II); or
(IV) an employer, as defined in Section 34A-2-103, whose purchase of insurance arisessolely out of the purchase of workers' compensation products and services from the fund or afund subsidiary; or
(B) for a state fund organization that is not an admitted insurer in the other state:
(I) on a fee for service basis; and
(II) without bearing any insurance risk; and
(b) offer workers' compensation products and services in Utah and other states.
(4) The fund shall write workers' compensation insurance in accordance with Section31A-22-1001.
(5) (a) The fund may enter into a joint enterprise that offers workers' compensationinsurance and other coverage only in the state, provided:
(i) the joint enterprise offers only property or liability insurance in addition to workers'compensation insurance;
(ii) the fund may not bear any insurance risk associated with the insurance coverage otherthan risk associated with workers' compensation insurance; and
(iii) the offer of other insurance shall be part of an insurance program that includesworkers' compensation insurance coverage that is provided by the fund.
(b) The fund or a subsidiary of the fund may not offer, or enter into a joint enterprise thatoffers, or otherwise participate in the offering of accident and health insurance.

Amended by Chapter 33, 2001 General Session
Amended by Chapter 116, 2001 General Session

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-31a > Chapter-33 > 31a-33-103-5

31A-33-103.5. Powers of Fund -- Limitations.
(1) The fund may form or acquire subsidiaries or enter into a joint enterprise:
(a) in accordance with Section 31A-33-107; and
(b) except as limited by this section and applicable insurance rules and statutes.
(2) Subject to applicable insurance rules and statutes, the fund may only offer:
(a) workers' compensation insurance in Utah;
(b) workers' compensation insurance in a state other than Utah to the extent necessary to:
(i) accomplish its purpose under Subsection 31A-33-102(1)(b); and
(ii) provide workers' compensation or occupational disease insurance coverage to Utahemployers and their employees engaged in interstate commerce; and
(c) workers' compensation products and services in Utah or other states.
(3) Subject to applicable insurance rules and statutes, a subsidiary of the fund may:
(a) offer workers' compensation insurance coverage only:
(i) in a state other than Utah; and
(ii) (A) to insure the following against liability for compensation based on job-relatedaccidental injuries and occupational diseases:
(I) an employer, as defined in Section 34A-2-103, that has a majority of its employees, asdefined in Section 34A-2-104, hired or regularly employed in Utah;
(II) an employer, as defined in Section 34A-2-103, whose principal administrative officeis located in Utah;
(III) a subsidiary or affiliate of an employer described in Subsection (3)(a)(ii)(A)(I) or(II); or
(IV) an employer, as defined in Section 34A-2-103, whose purchase of insurance arisessolely out of the purchase of workers' compensation products and services from the fund or afund subsidiary; or
(B) for a state fund organization that is not an admitted insurer in the other state:
(I) on a fee for service basis; and
(II) without bearing any insurance risk; and
(b) offer workers' compensation products and services in Utah and other states.
(4) The fund shall write workers' compensation insurance in accordance with Section31A-22-1001.
(5) (a) The fund may enter into a joint enterprise that offers workers' compensationinsurance and other coverage only in the state, provided:
(i) the joint enterprise offers only property or liability insurance in addition to workers'compensation insurance;
(ii) the fund may not bear any insurance risk associated with the insurance coverage otherthan risk associated with workers' compensation insurance; and
(iii) the offer of other insurance shall be part of an insurance program that includesworkers' compensation insurance coverage that is provided by the fund.
(b) The fund or a subsidiary of the fund may not offer, or enter into a joint enterprise thatoffers, or otherwise participate in the offering of accident and health insurance.

Amended by Chapter 33, 2001 General Session
Amended by Chapter 116, 2001 General Session


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-31a > Chapter-33 > 31a-33-103-5

31A-33-103.5. Powers of Fund -- Limitations.
(1) The fund may form or acquire subsidiaries or enter into a joint enterprise:
(a) in accordance with Section 31A-33-107; and
(b) except as limited by this section and applicable insurance rules and statutes.
(2) Subject to applicable insurance rules and statutes, the fund may only offer:
(a) workers' compensation insurance in Utah;
(b) workers' compensation insurance in a state other than Utah to the extent necessary to:
(i) accomplish its purpose under Subsection 31A-33-102(1)(b); and
(ii) provide workers' compensation or occupational disease insurance coverage to Utahemployers and their employees engaged in interstate commerce; and
(c) workers' compensation products and services in Utah or other states.
(3) Subject to applicable insurance rules and statutes, a subsidiary of the fund may:
(a) offer workers' compensation insurance coverage only:
(i) in a state other than Utah; and
(ii) (A) to insure the following against liability for compensation based on job-relatedaccidental injuries and occupational diseases:
(I) an employer, as defined in Section 34A-2-103, that has a majority of its employees, asdefined in Section 34A-2-104, hired or regularly employed in Utah;
(II) an employer, as defined in Section 34A-2-103, whose principal administrative officeis located in Utah;
(III) a subsidiary or affiliate of an employer described in Subsection (3)(a)(ii)(A)(I) or(II); or
(IV) an employer, as defined in Section 34A-2-103, whose purchase of insurance arisessolely out of the purchase of workers' compensation products and services from the fund or afund subsidiary; or
(B) for a state fund organization that is not an admitted insurer in the other state:
(I) on a fee for service basis; and
(II) without bearing any insurance risk; and
(b) offer workers' compensation products and services in Utah and other states.
(4) The fund shall write workers' compensation insurance in accordance with Section31A-22-1001.
(5) (a) The fund may enter into a joint enterprise that offers workers' compensationinsurance and other coverage only in the state, provided:
(i) the joint enterprise offers only property or liability insurance in addition to workers'compensation insurance;
(ii) the fund may not bear any insurance risk associated with the insurance coverage otherthan risk associated with workers' compensation insurance; and
(iii) the offer of other insurance shall be part of an insurance program that includesworkers' compensation insurance coverage that is provided by the fund.
(b) The fund or a subsidiary of the fund may not offer, or enter into a joint enterprise thatoffers, or otherwise participate in the offering of accident and health insurance.

Amended by Chapter 33, 2001 General Session
Amended by Chapter 116, 2001 General Session