The purpose of the Health Care Benefits Jurisdiction Act [59A-15-14 to 59A-15-19 NMSA 1978] is to assure the superintendent's jurisdiction over providers of health care benefits in this state; to indicate how each provider of health care benefits may demonstrate under which regulatory jurisdiction it falls; to allow for examinations by the superintendent if the provider of health care benefits is unable to demonstrate that it is subject to another regulatory jurisdiction; and to require disclosure to purchasers of such plans information as to whether the plans are fully insured.
History: 1978 Comp., § 59A-15-15, enacted by Laws 1991, ch. 125, § 21.
Structure New Mexico Statutes
Article 15 - Unauthorized Insurers
Section 59A-15-1 - Purposes of article.
Section 59A-15-2 - Representing or aiding unauthorized insurer prohibited.
Section 59A-15-3 - Inclusion of unauthorized insurer in coverage.
Section 59A-15-4 - Insurance independently procured; duty to report.
Section 59A-15-5 - Validity of contract not impaired; right of insurer as to court action.
Section 59A-15-6 - Superintendent is attorney of unauthorized insurer for service of process.
Section 59A-15-7 - Service of process on unauthorized insurer.
Section 59A-15-8 - Defense of action by unauthorized insurer; bond.
Section 59A-15-9 - Enforcement of foreign decrees.
Section 59A-15-10 - Penalty for violation.
Section 59A-15-11 - Unauthorized Insurers False Advertising Process Law; title.
Section 59A-15-12 - Notice to domiciliary supervisory official.
Section 59A-15-13 - Action by superintendent.
Section 59A-15-14 - Short title; Health Care Benefits Jurisdiction Act.
Section 59A-15-16 - Jurisdiction over health care benefits providers presumed.
Section 59A-15-17 - Demonstrating jurisdiction.
Section 59A-15-18 - Examination.
Section 59A-15-19 - Disclosure.
Section 59A-15-20 - Multiple-employer welfare arrangements; regulations.