28 Tex. Admin. Code § 5.611 - Participation in Voluntary Testing Transmission System
(a) An insurer or group of insurers
(participating insurers) may test a transmission system based on the
transmission of insurer provided key-data to provide verification of compliance
with the Texas Motor Vehicle Safety Responsibility Act.
(b) Further specifics for the test program
will be developed by the department, TxDOT, DPS, and the Texas Department of
Information Resources (implementing agencies), the participating insurers, and
the vendor.
(c) When the
participating insurers demonstrate a working test program for the event based
process, the ongoing verification process, or both, to the satisfaction of the
implementing agencies, the accepted test program will become an alternate means
of compliance with the Financial Responsibility Verification Program to the
extent it has been accepted for use by the implementing agencies to fulfill the
event based process and/or ongoing verification process of the
program.
(d) Insurers must comply
with either the database system or the web services system until such date as
the department and/or the other implementing agencies adopt rules detailing
technical, performance, and user requirements for use with the accepted test
program.
(e) Insurers are
responsible for funding all equipment and technical resources necessary for the
development, testing, and deployment of the test program and the accepted test
program, except for those funds the implementing agencies have authorized the
vendor to spend in connection with the test program.
(f) Sections
5.606,
5.607, and
5.608 of this subchapter (relating
to Requirements for Insurers Using the Web Services Program, Web Services
Program System Requirements, and Web Services Program Performance Requirements)
shall not apply to the test program. This does not limit the insurers or the
implementing agencies from requiring the same or similar technical,
performance, and user requirements described in those sections as may be
necessary to create a functioning system and obtain implementing agency
approval.
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