Washington § 48.62.123 Existing benefit program established as a trust—Risk manager—Limited extension of deadline for compliance.

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§ 48.62.123 — Existing benefit program established as a trust—Risk manager—Limited extension of deadline for compliance.

Washington § 48.62.123

Title 48INSURANCE

Ch. 48.62LOCAL GOVERNMENT INSURANCE TRANSACTIONS

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Wash. Rev. Code § 48.62.123 (2026).

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No local government self-insured employee health and welfare benefit program established as a trust by a local government entity or entities prior to July 25, 1993, may continue in operation unless such program complies with the provisions of this chapter within one hundred eighty days after July 25, 1993. The state risk manager may extend such period if the risk manager finds that such local government entity or entities are making a good faith effort and taking all necessary steps to comply with this chapter; however, in no event may the risk manager extend the period required for compliance more than ninety days after the expiration of the initial one hundred eighty-day period.

Review of health care trusts — 1993 c 458: See note following RCW 48.62.121 .

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No local government self-insured employee health and welfare benefit program established as a trust by a local government entity or entities prior to July 25, 1993, may continue in operation unless such program complies with the provisions of this chapter within one hundred eighty days after July 25, 1993. The state risk manager may extend such period if the risk manager finds that such local government entity or entities are making a good faith effort and taking all necessary steps to comply with this chapter; however, in no event may the risk manager extend the period required for compliance more than ninety days after the expiration of the initial one hundred eighty-day period.

Review of health care trusts — 1993 c 458: See note following RCW 48.62.121 .