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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

342.342 Annual review of individual self-insurance administrative regulations

221 words·~1 min read·/ky/342-342

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-- Annual report on financial soundness of self-insurers and
self-insurance groups -- Division of Security and Compliance expansion.
(1)Notwithstanding the provisions of KRS 342.340, KRS 342.350, or any
administrative regulations promulgated pursuant to those provisions, the
commissioner shall annually review the adequacy of the financial or other
security requirements contained in administrative regulations, promulgated
pursuant to the individual self-insurance provisions in this chapter. The
commissioner shall report the results of the review to the Economic
Development and Workforce Investment Committee of the General Assembly
and any recommendations for proposed changes to insure the financial
soundness of the individual self-insurers authorized pursuant to this chapter. In
addition, the commissioner shall report not less often than annually a summary
report on the financial soundness of the individual self-insurers.
(2)The Economic Development and Workforce Investment Committee of the
General Assembly shall annually review the administrative regulations
promulgated pursuant to the individual provisions under this chapter.
(3)On July 1, 1994, the Division of Security and Compliance of the Department of
Workers' Claims in the Education and Labor Cabinet shall be expanded by five
(5)employees. These additional employees shall be employed for the purpose
of conducting financial audits, examinations, and reviews and other activities
necessary to ensure and monitor the financial soundness of the individual
self-insured employers authorized pursuant to KRS 342.340.
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