Ill. Admin. Code tit. 50, § 2603.40 - Rates
a) No insurance
company shall place a risk in a rating classification on the basis of sex,
sexual orientation or marital status or otherwise differentiate in rates on the
basis of sex, sexual orientation or marital status unless that classification
or differentiation is based upon expected claim costs and expenses derived by
applying sound actuarial principles to relevant and reasonably current company
or intercompany studies, claim costs, and expense experience. After July 1,
1979, no company shall charge a differential by sex, sexual orientation or
marital status larger than the differential indicated by the criterion stated
in this Section.
b) No insurance
company shall use separate rating classifications or otherwise differentiate in
rates on the basis of actual or perceived gender identity, or on the basis that
the insured or prospective insured is a transgender person, or on the basis
that the insured or prospective insured has undergone, or is in the process of
undergoing, gender transition, unless the classification or differentiation is
based upon expected claim costs and expenses derived by applying sound
actuarial principles to relevant and reasonably current company or intercompany
studies, claim costs, and expense experience. After August 1, 2020, no company
shall charge a differential by actual or perceived gender identity, or by the
fact that the insured or prospective insured is a transgender person, or on the
basis that the insured or prospective insured has undergone, or is in the
process of undergoing, gender transition, that is larger than the differential
indicated by the criterion stated in this Section. Nothing in this Section
otherwise prohibits a company from recognizing an individual's gender identity
to the extent requested by the individual.
c) An insurer shall, upon request of the
Director, justify that any classification or differentiation described in this
Section equitably and reasonably reflects differences in expected claim costs
and expenses.
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