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- Passed House
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Overview
This bill modifies Arizona law to clarify how school districts can manage their insurance coverage. It allows districts to self-insure, participate in pooling agreements with other districts or pools, and establish cooperative procurement agreements for insurance. The bill also outlines requirements for trust management, liability coverage limits, and the reporting of detailed claims and enrollment data to ensure transparency and cost-effectiveness in school district insurance programs.
Key provisions
- School districts can self-insure for liability losses and other insurance needs.
- Districts can participate in intergovernmental agreements or contracts with pools for shared insurance costs.
- Districts can establish cooperative procurement agreements for insurance purchases.
- Trusts established for self-insurance funds must be administered by at least five trustees.
- Liability coverage limits are specified, with higher limits for pools.
- Districts must obtain quotes for coverage and services from authorized providers at least every four years.
- School districts must provide detailed claims and enrollment data to the district at least 60 days before the end of the benefit program year.
- The bill outlines specific data requirements for prescription drug and employee benefit plans.
Who is affected
- School districts
- School district governing boards
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