(LATE FILED)Amendment
Bill No. 0001A
Amendment No. 011853
CHAMBER ACTION
Senate House
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1Representative(s) Weatherford offered the following:
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3     Amendment
4     Remove line(s) 100-137 and insert:
5     (b)  Seven million for a new insurer writing residential
6property insurance covering only manufactured housing.
7     (c)(b)  For life insurers, 4 percent of the insurer's total
8liabilities;
9     (d)(c)  For life and health insurers, 4 percent of the
10insurer's total liabilities, plus 6 percent of the insurer's
11liabilities relative to health insurance; or
12     (e)(d)  For all insurers other than life insurers and life
13and health insurers, 10 percent of the insurer's total
14liabilities;
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16however, a domestic insurer that transacts residential property
17insurance and is a wholly owned subsidiary of an insurer
18authorized to do business in any other state shall possess
19surplus as to policyholders of at least $50 million, but no
20insurer shall be required under this subsection to have surplus
21as to policyholders greater than $100 million.
22     Section 5.  Subsection (1) of section 624.408, Florida
23Statutes, is amended to read:
24     624.408  Surplus as to policyholders required; new and
25existing insurers.--
26     (1)(a)  To maintain a certificate of authority to transact
27any one kind or combinations of kinds of insurance, as defined
28in part V of this chapter, an insurer in this state shall at all
29times maintain surplus as to policyholders not less than the
30greater of:
31     1.  Except as provided in subparagraphs subparagraph 5. and
326. and paragraph (b), $1.5 million;
33     2.  For life insurers, 4 percent of the insurer's total
34liabilities;
35     3.  For life and health insurers, 4 percent of the
36insurer's total liabilities plus 6 percent of the insurer's
37liabilities relative to health insurance; or
38     4.  For all insurers other than mortgage guaranty insurers,
39life insurers, and life and health insurers, 10 percent of the
40insurer's total liabilities;.
41     5.  For property and casualty insurers writing casualty
42insurance, $4 million; or
43     6.  For insurers writing property insurance, $12 million.
44     (b)  For any property and casualty insurer holding a
45certificate of authority on December 30, 2006, and for an
46insurer writing residential property insurance covering only
47manufactured housing 1, 1993, the


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