Montana § 33-22-1820 Periodic Market Evaluation -- Report

Montana Statutes

§ 33-22-1820 — Periodic Market Evaluation -- Report

Montana § 33-22-1820

Title 33INSURANCE AND INSURANCE COMPANIES

Ch. 22DISABILITY INSURANCE

Part 18Small Employer Health Insurance Availability Act

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Mont. Code Ann. § 33-22-1820 (2026).

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33-22-1820 . Periodic market evaluation -- report. The commissioner may study and report at least every 3 years to the governor or other interested persons on the effectiveness of this part. The report must analyze the effectiveness of this part in promoting rate stability, product availability, and coverage affordability. The report may contain recommendations for actions to improve the overall effectiveness, efficiency, and fairness of the small employer health insurance markets. The report must address whether carriers and producers are fairly and actively marketing or issuing health benefit plans to small employers in fulfillment of the purposes of this part. The report may contain recommendations for market conduct or other regulatory standards or action.

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33-22-1820 . Periodic market evaluation -- report. The commissioner may study and report at least every 3 years to the governor or other interested persons on the effectiveness of this part. The report must analyze the effectiveness of this part in promoting rate stability, product availability, and coverage affordability. The report may contain recommendations for actions to improve the overall effectiveness, efficiency, and fairness of the small employer health insurance markets. The report must address whether carriers and producers are fairly and actively marketing or issuing health benefit plans to small employers in fulfillment of the purposes of this part. The report may contain recommendations for market conduct or other regulatory standards or action.