Amendment
Bill No. 0009A
Amendment No. 014635
CHAMBER ACTION
Senate House
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1Johnson offered the following:
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3     Amendment
4     Remove lines 236-294 and insert:
5     Section 5.  (1)  Notwithstanding s. 215.555, Florida
6Statutes, the sum of $150 million is hereby appropriated from
7the General Revenue Fund to the Insurance Regulatory Trust Fund
8within the Department of Financial Services to provide funding
9for the reimbursements authorized in subsection (3).
10     (2)  The sum of $150 million is appropriated for the period
11from the effective date of this act through September 30, 2005,
12from the Insurance Regulatory Trust Fund in the Department of
13Financial Services in a special appropriation category
14"Hurricane Multiple Deductible Reimbursements" for reimbursement
15to residential property insurance policyholders for the expense
16of multiple hurricane deductibles, as provided in sections 1 and
172. Up to 1 percent of this appropriation may be used by the
18department for the administration of payments to such
19policyholders.
20     (3)  All Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund moneys
21transferred to the Insurance Regulatory Trust Fund under this
22act which remain unexpended on December 31, 2005, shall revert
23to the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund.
24     (4)  Beginning January 15, 2005, and monthly thereafter,
25the Chief Financial Officer shall provide a report to the
26Executive Office of the Governor and the chair and vice chair of
27the Legislative Budget Commission containing information
28regarding the reimbursement for multiple hurricane deductibles.
29The report shall include, but is not limited to, cumulative and
30monthly information on the number of reimbursement claims
31submitted, the total amount requested for reimbursement, the
32number of claims paid, and the amount paid for reimbursement.
33     (5)  In order to maintain actuarially indicated premiums as
34required by s. 215.555, Florida Statutes, the State Board of
35Administration shall increase future premiums by the amount
36appropriated and transferred from the Florida Hurricane
37Catastrophe Fund under this section, plus additional amounts
38necessary to recover lost investment income, less any refunds of
39unused cash to the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund. The
40increase in future premiums shall be spread over 5 years, in
41equal or approximately equal amounts, beginning with the June 1,
422006, contract year.
43     (6)  All appropriations authorized by this act are


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