The nonprofit unincorporated legal entity known as the Virginia Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty Association, created by former § 38.1-761, shall continue in existence. All insurers defined as "member insurers" under § 38.2-1603 shall be and remain members of the Association as a condition of their license to transact the business of insurance in this Commonwealth. The Association shall perform its functions under a plan of operation established and approved under § 38.2-1607 and shall exercise its powers through a board of directors established under § 38.2-1605. For purposes of administration and assessment, the Association shall have three separate accounts: (i) the workers' compensation insurance account; (ii) the automobile insurance account; and (iii) the account for all other insurance to which this chapter applies. These accounts shall be in addition to and separate from the safety fund authorized by § 38.2-1619.
1970, c. 766, § 38.1-761; 1986, c. 562; 1998, c. 230.
Structure Code of Virginia
Chapter 16 - Virginia Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty Association
§ 38.2-1602. Liberal construction
§ 38.2-1604. Association created; members; divided into three accounts
§ 38.2-1605. Board of directors
§ 38.2-1606. Duties and powers of Association
§ 38.2-1607. Plan of operation
§ 38.2-1608. Duties and powers of Commission; judicial review
§ 38.2-1610. Exhaustion of remedies under policy; claims recoverable from more than one association
§ 38.2-1611. Aids in detection and prevention of insurer insolvencies
§ 38.2-1611.1. Tax write-offs of certificates of contribution
§ 38.2-1612. Examination and regulation of Association by Commission; annual financial report
§ 38.2-1613. Exemption from payment of fees and taxes
§ 38.2-1615. No liability for action taken in good faith
§ 38.2-1617. Termination of operation of Association; expiration of chapter
§ 38.2-1618. Purpose and applicability of article
§ 38.2-1620. Financing the safety fund, maximum amount, distribution of excess
§ 38.2-1621. Investment of safety fund