Key: (1) language to be deleted (2) new language
Laws of Minnesota 1983 CHAPTER 123--H.F.No. 230 An act relating to insurance; prohibiting sex discrimination under Minnesota comprehensive health insurance plan; amending Minnesota Statutes 1982, section 62E.08, subdivision 1. BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA: Section 1. Minnesota Statutes 1982, section 62E.08, subdivision 1, is amended to read: Subdivision 1. The association shall establish the following maximum premiums to be charged for membership in the comprehensive health insurance plan: (a) The premium for the number one qualified plan shall be up to a maximum of 125 percent of the average of rates charged by the five insurers with the largest number of individuals in a number one individual qualified plan of insurance in force in Minnesota; (b) The premium for the number two qualified plan shall be up to a maximum of 125 percent of the average of rates charged by the five insurers with the largest number of individuals in a number two individual qualified plan of insurance in force in Minnesota; (c) The premium for a qualified medicare supplement plan shall be up to a maximum of 125 percent of the average of rates charged by the five insurers with the largest number of individuals enrolled in a qualified medicare supplement plan; and (d) The charge for health maintenance organization coverage shall be based on generally accepted actuarial principles. The five insurers whose rates are used to establish the premium for each type of coverage offered by the association shall be determined by the commissioner on the basis of information provided by all insurers annually at the commissioner's request, concerning the number of individual qualified plans and qualified medicare supplement plans or actuarially equivalent plans offered by the insurer and rates charged by the insurer for each type of plan offered by the insurer. In determining the insurers whose rates shall be used in establishing the premium, the commissioner shall utilize generally accepted actuarial principles and structurally compatible rates. Subject to this subdivision, the commissioner shall include any insurer operating pursuant to chapter 62C in establishing the premium. In establishing premiums pursuant to this section, the association shall utilize generally accepted actuarial principles, provided that the association shall not discriminate in charging premiums based upon sex. Approved May 10, 1983
Official Publication of the State of Minnesota
Revisor of Statutes