New York S06569 establishes requirements for certificates of insurance, mandating specific forms for such certificates.

New York S06569, also known as the "certificate of insurance reliability act (CIRA)," amends the insurance law to specify that certificates of insurance for activities within New York must be issued by the insurer or a standard form approved by the superintendent. It prohibits requiring certificates of insurance unless they meet these criteria. The act takes effect 90 days after becoming law.

New York S06569 establishes requirements for certificates of insurance, mandating specific forms for such certificates.

New York S06569, also known as the "certificate of insurance reliability act (CIRA)," amends the insurance law to specify that certificates of insurance for activities within New York must be issued by the insurer or a standard form approved by the superintendent. It prohibits requiring certificates of insurance unless they meet these criteria. The act takes effect 90 days after becoming law.