28 Tex. Admin. Code § 5.4133 - Public Security Proceeds
(a) As
necessary, the association must make written requests to TPFA for the
disbursement of public security proceeds for the association program, including
(1) for the payment of incurred claims and
operating expenses of the association, or
(2) other amounts as authorized in Insurance
Code §
2210.608.
(b) The association's written
request must specify:
(1) the amount of the
request; and
(2) the purpose of the
request.
(c) To
facilitate timely payment of losses, the association may request funds to be
disbursed to the association before the settlement of incurred
claims.
(d) The association must
account for the receipt and use of public security proceeds separately from all
other sources of funds. The association may hold public security proceeds in
the manner authorized by the association's plan of operation or as required by
agreement with TPFA.
(e) The
proceeds of public securities issued after a catastrophic event may be used:
(1) for any purpose authorized in Insurance
Code §
2210.608(a),
during the catastrophe year for which the public securities were
issued;
(2) only to pay for losses
and expenses resulting from the catastrophe year for which the public
securities were issued, during subsequent years; and
(3) after all losses and expenses resulting
from the catastrophe year for which the public securities were issued are paid,
only in accordance with Insurance Code §
2210.608(b)
and §
5.4134 of this title (relating to
Excess Public Security Proceeds).
(f) The proceeds of public securities issued
before a catastrophic event may be used:
(1)
for any purpose authorized in Insurance Code §
2210.608(a) and
(c), during the catastrophe year for which
the proceeds were disbursed;
(2)
only to pay for losses and expenses resulting from the catastrophe year for
which the proceeds were disbursed, during subsequent years; and
(3) after all losses and expenses resulting
from the catastrophe year for which the proceeds were disbursed are paid, only
in accordance with Insurance Code §
2210.608(b)
and §
5.4134 of this title.
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