Maine § 30-A §2251 Intent

Maine Statutes

§ 30-A §2251 — Intent

Maine·Title 30-A MUNICIPALITIES AND COUNTIES·Part 2 MUNICIPALITIES·Ch. 117 PUBLIC SELF-FUNDED POOLS

The Legislature finds that:

1.Insurance protection necessary. Insurance protection is essential to the proper functioning of this State's political subdivisions;

2.Burden on political subdivisions. The resources of political subdivisions are burdened by the securing of that protection through standard carriers;

3.Political subdivision services are vital. The services provided by this State's political subdivisions are vital to the people of the State; and

4.Contributions to pool are public purpose. All financial and administrative contributions made by a political subdivision to a public self-funded pool, as authorized by chapter 115 and section 3001 and created under this chapter, are made for a public and governmental purpose and that the contributions benefit each contributing polit

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The Legislature finds that:
1.
Insurance protection necessary.
Insurance protection is essential to the proper functioning of this State's political subdivisions;
2.
Burden on political subdivisions.
The resources of political subdivisions are burdened by the securing of that protection through standard carriers;
3.
Political subdivision services are vital.
The services provided by this State's political subdivisions are vital to the people of the State; and
4.
Contributions to pool are public purpose.
All financial and administrative contributions made by a political subdivision to a public self-funded pool, as authorized by chapter 115 and section 3001 and created under this chapter, are made for a public and governmental purpose and that the contributions benefit each contributing political subdivision.

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