Washington § 48.180.025 Rules by state risk manager—Requirements.

Washington Statutes

§ 48.180.025 — Rules by state risk manager—Requirements.

Washington § 48.180.025

Title 48INSURANCE

Ch. 48.180NONPROFIT CORPORATIONS—JOINT SELF-INSURANCE PROGRAMS

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Wash. Rev. Code § 48.180.025 (2026).

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The state risk manager shall adopt rules governing the management and operation of joint self-insurance programs for nonprofit corporations that cover property or liability risks. All rules must be appropriate for the type of program and class of risk covered. The state risk manager's rules must include:

(1)Standards for the management, operation, and solvency of joint self-insurance programs, including the necessity and frequency of actuarial analyses and claims audits;

(2)Standards for claims management procedures;

(3)Standards for contracts between joint self-insurance programs and private businesses, including standards for contracts between third-party administrators and programs; and

(4)Standards requiring pool verification of each member's nonprofit status in their state of

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The state risk manager shall adopt rules governing the management and operation of joint self-insurance programs for nonprofit corporations that cover property or liability risks. All rules must be appropriate for the type of program and class of risk covered. The state risk manager's rules must include:

(1) Standards for the management, operation, and solvency of joint self-insurance programs, including the necessity and frequency of actuarial analyses and claims audits;

(2) Standards for claims management procedures;

(3) Standards for contracts between joint self-insurance programs and private businesses, including standards for contracts between third-party administrators and programs; and

(4) Standards requiring pool verification of each member's nonprofit status in their state of domicile.