HB2282 amends Hawaii insurance laws to enhance oversight and consumer protections.
HB2282 amends Hawaii insurance laws to enhance oversight and consumer protections. It mandates insurers to reasonably explain premium changes upon request and requires written notice for policy cancellations or nonrenewals. The bill also empowers the commissioner to levy fines and sanctions against licensees for various violations, including fraud, misrepresentation, and failure to comply with orders. Additionally, it outlines specific causes for license denial, suspension, or revocation, such as felony convictions or engaging in unfair trade practices.
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