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Bulletin 2000-5: Compliance with California Code of Regulations Sections 2646.6 Et Seq.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA HARRY W. LOW, Insurance Commissioner
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Legal Division, Sacramento
300 Capitol Mall, 17th Floor
Sacramento, CA 95814
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BULLETIN RE COMPLIANCE WITH CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS
SECTIONS 2646.6 ET SEQ.
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Bulletin No. 2000-5 December 27, 2000
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The Office of Administrative Law approved California Code of Regulations Section 2646.6 et seq.
“the regulation”, herein, on April 20, 1994. The regulation was effective on May 20, 1994. Data
gathered pursuant to the regulation is due to be filed with the Department annually, on March 1,
beginning March 1, 1996. All carriers licensed to transact the business of insurance in this State,
and writing lines subject to this regulation, are advised that the fines and penalties associated
with failure to comply with the regulation are as follows:
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WHO MUST COMPLY WITH THIS REGULATION
All carriers writing in excess of ten million dollars in any one of the following lines are subject to
this regulation: private passenger automobile liability and physical damage; homeowner’s
multiple peril; commercial multiple peril; commercial automobile liability and physical damage;
fire and liability other than automobile coverages. Commercial carriers writing policies with
annual premium in excess of $7500 are subject to this regulation based upon the total amount of
premium written in any one of the covered lines.
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FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE REGULATION
The failure to comply with the regulation in toto, i.e., failure to respond to the Community Service
Statement circular received from the Department’s Statistical Analysis Bureau (SAB), failure to
comply with the requirements of CCR 2646.6; failure to correspond with the Department regarding
compliance with the regulation and/or failure to otherwise cooperate with the Department for the
purpose of compliance with the regulation will be considered a DEFAULT for the purposes of the
assessment of fines and/or penalties.
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FAILURE TO COOPERATE WITH THE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS BUREAU
The failure to correspond, communicate and/or cooperate with SAB for the purpose of providing
the Department with complete and accurate information pursuant to the regulation will be
considered NONCOMPLIANCE with the regulations for the purposes of the assessment of fines
and/or penalties.
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ORDERS TO SHOW CAUSE
Carriers found in DEFAULT or NONCOMPLIANCE with the regulation will receive an ORDER TO
SHOW CAUSE setting forth allegations of DEFAULT or NONCOMPLIANCE. The ORDER TO
SHOW CAUSE will provide carriers an opportunity to respond to the allegations, including the
opportunity to request a hearing before the Commissioner pursuant to California Insurance Code
(CIC) Section 1858.
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