(a) An insurer may deviate from the rates filed by a rating organization if: (1) the insurer has filed the deviation to be applied with the rating organization and Commissioner; (2) the deviation is uniform in its application to all risks in the State of the class of insurance to which the deviation is to apply; and (3) the deviation is approved by the Commissioner. (b) The Commissioner may approve or disapprove a deviation as if the deviation filing were a rate filing and specify the period of time during which an approval will be effective.
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