Georgia § 31-53-53 Reporting exemption for self-funded employer or plan sponsor

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§ 31-53-53 — Reporting exemption for self-funded employer or plan sponsor

Georgia § 31-53-53

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O.C.G.A. § 31-53-53 (2026).

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Nothing in this article shall be construed to impose any reporting obligation on any self-funded employer or plan sponsor, or to impose any requirement with respect to the manner in which any such self-funded plan is administered. Nothing in this article shall prevent an insurer or third-party administrator from communicating its views to an employer about the employer's decision whether to opt into the submission of claims data.

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Nothing in this article shall be construed to impose any reporting obligation on any self-funded employer or plan sponsor, or to impose any requirement with respect to the manner in which any such self-funded plan is administered. Nothing in this article shall prevent an insurer or third-party administrator from communicating its views to an employer about the employer's decision whether to opt into the submission of claims data.