1. A North Dakota domestic insurer may be designated a domestic surplus lines insurer if: a. The insurer possesses a policyholder surplus of at least fifteen million dollars; b. The designation is in compliance with a resolution of the insurer's board of directors; and c. The commissioner has provided written approval of the designation. 2. A domestic surplus lines insurer may write surplus lines insurance in North Dakota and any other jurisdiction in which the insurer is eligible. A domestic surplus lines insurer may insure in this state any risk if: a. Produced pursuant to chapter 26.1-44; and b. The premium is subject to surplus lines premium tax pursuant to section
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