Insurance Rate Reduction and Policyholder Protection Act: regulates insurance rates, prohibits discrimination, and enhances consumer protection.
The Insurance Rate Reduction and Policyholder Protection Act aims to regulate insurance rates and protect policyholders. It mandates the Department of Insurance to consider past and prospective expenses and recoveries associated with catastrophe reinsurance and past and prospective loss experience when reviewing insurance rates. The act prohibits insurers from considering certain factors, such as race and economic status, when issuing or renewing automobile insurance policies.
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