Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 8, § 15490 - Validity of Certificate to Group Self Insurer or Group Member
(a) A Certificate
of Consent to Self Insure shall be valid only to the private corporation,
partnership, company, subsidiary, affiliate entity, limited liability
corporation, group self insurer, or other group member to which the Certificate
of Consent to Self Insure, Interim Certificate, or Affiliate Certificate of
Consent to Self Insure was issued. No subsidiary or affiliate of an affiliate
group self insurer shall be deemed self insured as a member of the group self
insurer unless it has been issued an Interim Certificate of Consent to Self
Insure pursuant to Section
15482.2 or has applied for and been
approved for an Affiliate Certificate of Consent to Self Insure as a member of
the group.
(b) Except as provided
in Labor Code Section
3701.7, the
Manager shall not issue a group member Interim or Affiliate Certificate of
Consent to Self Insure with an effective date earlier than the date the
approval of the group member by the Board of Directors of the group self
insurer.
(c) Once the self
insurance program of a group self insurer or a member of a group self insurer
has been initiated after approval by the Director, the certificate issued shall
be valid until revoked by order of the Director.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Sections 54, 55 and 3702.10, Labor Code. Reference: Sections 59, 3701, 3701.5 and 3702.10, Labor Code.
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