Hawaii HB254 amends insurance regulations to enhance transparency and consumer protection in property insurance.
Hawaii HB254 introduces new requirements for insurers offering property insurance, focusing on transparency and consumer protection. Insurers must provide detailed written notices to policyholders about premium increases, including reasons and contributing factors. Insurers are also required to file annual reports with the commissioner detailing average premium increases, reasons for these increases, and the number of policyholder complaints. The commissioner must submit an annual report to the legislature summarizing this information.
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