Rhode Island § 40.1-24.6-4 § 40.1-24.6-4. Obligations of participating entities.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 40.1-24.6-4 — § 40.1-24.6-4. Obligations of participating entities.

Rhode Island § 40.1-24.6-4

Title 40.1Behavioral Healthcare, Developmental Disabilities and Hospitals

Ch. 40.1-24.6Self-Insurance of Developmental Disability Agencies

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 40.1-24.6-4 (2026).

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§ 40.1-24.6-4. Obligations of participating entities.
Operators of developmental disability agencies intending to participate in the corporation
            shall enter into a contractual agreement with the corporation that shall, among other
            provisions, describe and define each member's obligations relative to funding, length
            of commitment, liabilities, and participation in the program. Such an agreement shall
            also define and delineate the terms upon which an operator may disaffiliate from the
            corporation and agreement. The agreements shall also include provisions that require
            members to be jointly and severally liable for losses of the self-insurance fund and

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§ 40.1-24.6-4. Obligations of participating entities.

Operators of developmental disability agencies intending to participate in the corporation shall enter into a contractual agreement with the corporation that shall, among other provisions, describe and define each member's obligations relative to funding, length of commitment, liabilities, and participation in the program. Such an agreement shall also define and delineate the terms upon which an operator may disaffiliate from the corporation and agreement. The agreements shall also include provisions that require members to be jointly and severally liable for losses of the self-insurance fund and shall include the mechanism for distributing such losses. The state of Rhode Island shall be immune from liability for losses of the self-insurance fund.