Haw. Code R. § 16-99-148 - Fidelity bond
Current through February, 2022
(a) The fidelity
bond shall be issued by a company currently authorized by the insurance
commissioner of Hawaii to issue insurance in this State.
(b) Unless otherwise approved by the
commission, the fidelity bond shall:
(1) Name
the department of commerce and consumer affairs as the certificate
holder;
(2) Provide the department
of commerce and consumer affairs with written notification at least thirty
calendar days prior to its cancellation or termination;
(3) Provide coverage for condominium hotel
operator activity only;
(4) Name
the condominium hotel operator registrant only as the insured and exclude any
other person, trade name, or business entity as the named insured;
(5) Specify that it is a fidelity bond and
whether it is a blanket or name schedule type, and if a name schedule type,
lists all persons covered;
(6)
Specify an expiration date or that it is continuous;
(7) Specify if the bond contains a deductible
provision or a nondeductible provision; and
(8) Provide other information as requested by
the commission.
(c) The
amount of the deductible shall not exceed the greater of $2,000 or five per
cent of the face amount of the fidelity bond. In no case shall the amount of
the deductible exceed the maximum deductible amount of $5,000.
(d) When the fidelity bond is a name schedule
bond, the condominium hotel operator shall:
(1) Provide a certified statement listing the
names of all persons handling or having control of the funds received by the
condominium hotel operator; and
(2)
Provide any changes in the listing of names submitted pursuant to subsection
(d)(1), on an amended certified statement within ten calendar days of the
change and an original of the amended fidelity bond policy.
(e) Unless otherwise approved by
the commission, the fidelity bond shall not contain a criminal conviction
endorsement or rider which requires the prosecution or conviction of the
employee as a condition precedent to recovery on the bond.
(f) The commission shall terminate the
registration of a condominium hotel operator for failure to maintain a fidelity
bond in compliance with section
467-30,
HRS, and this chapter.
(g) The
fidelity bond shall not be required of an individual owner providing apartments
or units for transient lodging; provided that ownership of the apartment or
unit is in the individual owner's name and not in an entity's name; and
provided further that the owner has no employees. Where the individual owner
has an employee, the individual owner shall obtain and maintain a fidelity
bond.
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