Kansas SB27 eliminates the requirement for the insurance commissioner to submit certain reports to the governor and modifies the definition of.
Kansas SB27 removes the obligation for the insurance commissioner to submit annual reports to the governor regarding the conduct and condition of insurance companies. It also revises the definition of "person" to exclude specific entities such as insurance holding companies, mortgage guaranty insurance companies, and others from enforcement of insurance law. The bill amends and repeals certain sections of the Kansas Statutes Annotated related to insurance company reporting and enforcement actions.
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