NAC690B.540. Filing of schedule-rating plan.


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  •      1. For the purposes of this section, “schedule rating” means the application of judgment credits and debits to the risk rate or premium charge which has been developed through the use of base rate or class rate modified by any other approved rating plan which does not duplicate credits or debits.

         2. The Commissioner will accept a schedule-rating plan submitted by an insurer who provides policies of professional liability insurance covering the liability of a practitioner licensed pursuant to chapters 630 to 640, inclusive, of NRS for a breach of professional duty toward a patient if:

         (a) The schedule-rating factors apply only to individual risk characteristics which reflect potential hazards.

         (b) The schedule rating applies only to policies which develop at least a $2,500 annual premium or a $7,500 3-year prepaid premium. When schedule credits or debits are being applied, the resulting premium must be $2,500 or more for 1 year, or $7,500 or more for 3 years.

         (c) The schedule-rating plan provides for credits and debits.

         (d) The schedule-rating plan is subject to a maximum total credit or debit of 25 percent for the policy of professional liability insurance and 40 percent for any individual practitioner who is covered under the policy.

         3. An insurer who files a schedule-rating plan pursuant to this section shall retain adequate supporting data for the credits and debits applicable to each risk included in the schedule-rating plan and shall make such records available for inspection by the Division upon request.

         4. Each filing of a schedule-rating plan with the Division must be accompanied by a statement by the filing official affirming that the filing conforms to the provisions of this section.

     (Added to NAC by Comm’r of Insurance by R082-07, eff. 1-30-2008)