This text of New Mexico § 59A-46-17 (Regulation of health maintenance organization) is published on Counsel Stack Legal Research, covering New Mexico primary law. Counsel Stack provides free access to over 12 million legal documents including statutes, case law, regulations, and constitutions.
insurance producers. A. Requirements and procedures for licensing of health maintenance organization insurance producers shall be governed by the provisions of Chapter 59A, Articles 11 and 12 NMSA 1978 and any regulations adopted by the superintendent pertaining to those articles. B. None of the following shall be required to hold a health maintenance organization insurance producer license:
(1)any regular salaried officer or employee of a health maintenance organization who devotes substantially all of that person's time to activities other than the taking or transmitting of applications or membership fees or premiums for health maintenance organization membership or who receives no commission or other compensation directly dependent upon the business obtained and who does not solicit or
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insurance producers. A. Requirements and procedures for licensing of health maintenance organization insurance producers shall be governed by the provisions of Chapter 59A, Articles 11 and 12 NMSA 1978 and any regulations adopted by the superintendent pertaining to those articles. B. None of the following shall be required to hold a health maintenance organization insurance producer license: (1) any regular salaried officer or employee of a health maintenance organization who devotes substantially all of that person's time to activities other than the taking or transmitting of applications or membership fees or premiums for health maintenance organization membership or who receives no commission or other compensation directly dependent upon the business obtained and who does not solicit or accept from the public applications for health maintenance organization membership; (2) employers or their officers or employees or the trustees of any employee benefit plan to the extent that such employers, officers, employees or trustees are engaged in the administration or operation of any program of employee benefits involving the use of health maintenance organization memberships, if those employers, officers, employees or trustees are not compensated directly or indirectly by the health maintenance organization issuing the health maintenance organization memberships; (3) banks or their officers and employees to the extent that such banks, officers and employees collect and remit charges by charging same against accounts of depositors on the orders of such depositors; or (4) any person or the employee of any person who has contracted to provide administrative, management or health care services to a health maintenance organization and who is compensated for those services by the payment of an amount calculated as a percentage of the revenues, net income or profit of the health maintenance organization, if that method of compensation is the sole basis for subjecting that person or the employee of the person to the provisions of the Health Maintenance Organization Law. C. The superintendent may by rule exempt certain classes of persons from the requirement of obtaining a license if: (1) the functions they perform do not require special competence, trustworthiness or the regulatory surveillance made possible by licensing; or (2) other existing safeguards make regulation unnecessary.