Haw. Code R. 24-4.13 - Reinstatement of Enrollment
(a)
General Rule. Unless another rule of the Fund
expressly applies, an employee-beneficiary whose enrollment in any of the
Fund's benefit plans has been cancelled or terminated may not apply for
reinstatement in those benefit plans. The employee-beneficiary may only apply
for a new enrollment during the Fund's open enrollment period or upon
experiencing a mid-year qualifying event in any plan year following the
cancellation. Any such new enrollment may be conditioned upon the
employee-beneficiary meeting all the Fund's rules for eligibility and
enrollment, curing any past deficiencies or failures that led to the
employee-beneficiary's cancellation or termination, and providing adequate
assurance that the employee-beneficiary will not further engage in the conduct
that previously led to the employee-beneficiary's cancellation or termination.
Nothing in this rule shall be deemed to require the Fund to re-enroll any
employee-beneficiary whose enrollment has been previously cancelled or
terminated.
(b)
Contribution Shortage Cancellation. If an
employee-beneficiary's enrollment in the Fund's benefit plan or plans has been
cancelled under Rule 4.11(b), the employee-beneficiary's enrollment in such
benefit plan or plans may be reinstated if the employee-beneficiary makes full
payment of all contributions due from the employee-beneficiary within thirty
(30) days from the date of the notice of cancellation in accordance with
cancellation of enrollment under Rule 4.11(b) and whose enrollment has not been
cancelled under Rule 4.11(b) within twelve (12) months of the date of the
notice of cancellation. The reinstatement shall be made so that the
employee-beneficiary and his or her. dependent-beneficiaries shall suffer no
break in coverage.
(c)
Reinstatement Upon Return From Lawful Strike. If an
employee-beneficiary's enrollment is cancelled for non-payment during a lawful
strike, the employee-beneficiary may re-enroll upon return from the lawful
strike without the requirement to pay back premiums and without coverage during
the non-payment period under the following conditions:
(1) The employee-beneficiary files an
enrollment application within thirty (30) days of returning from the lawful
strike, and
(2) The
employee-beneficiary and any covered dependent-beneficiaries had no covered
services during the non-payment period.
(3) The employee-beneficiary enrolls in the
same plans and at the same tier the employee-beneficiary was enrolled in prior
to the lawful strike.
The effective date of coverage shall be the date the employee-beneficiary returns from the lawful strike.
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