28 Tex. Admin. Code § 5.205 - Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority Pass-Through Fee
(a) Each insurer must pay a fee per "motor
vehicle year of insurance" to the Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority, as
set by Transportation Code §
1006.153(b),
concerning Fee Imposed on Insurer. The insurer is authorized to recoup some or
all of this fee from the policyholder.
(b) If an insurer recoups the fee from the
policyholder under subsection (a) of this section, the insurer must:
(1) provide the policyholder with a notice
using the following or similar language, in at least 10-point type: "Your
payment includes a [$_______] fee per vehicle each year. This fee helps fund
(1) auto burglary, theft, and fraud prevention; (2) criminal justice efforts;
(3) trauma care and emergency medical services for victims of accidents due to
traffic offenses; and (4) the detection and prevention of catalytic converter
thefts. By law, this fee funds the Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention
Authority.";
(2) include the notice
on or with each motor vehicle insurance policy, as defined in 43 TAC §
57.48 (relating to Motor Vehicle
Years of Insurance Calculations), that is delivered, issued for delivery, or
renewed in this state, including those policies issued through the Texas
Automobile Insurance Plan Association; and
(3) if the notice language required by
paragraph (1) of this subsection is provided somewhere other than the
declarations page, renewal certificate, or billing, also include the following
or similar language on the declarations page of the policy, renewal
certificate, or billing: "Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority Fee
[$______] (See enclosed explanation)."
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