Oklahoma Code § 36-6940

Title 36. Insurance: Company action level event - Definition - Submission of
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RBC plan - Insurance Commissioner's determination - Notice and
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A.  “Company Action Level Event” means any of the following
events:
1.  The filing of an RBC report by a health maintenance
organization that indicates that the health maintenance
organization’s total adjusted capital is greater than or equal to

its Regulatory Action Level RBC, but less than its Company Action
Level RBC;
2.  Notification by the Insurance Commissioner to the health
maintenance organization of an adjusted RBC report that indicates an
event in paragraph 1 of this subsection, provided the health
maintenance organization does not challenge the adjusted RBC report
under Section 6944 of this title;
3.  If, pursuant to the provisions of Section 6944 of this
title, a health maintenance organization challenges an adjusted RBC
report that indicates the event in paragraph 1 of this subsection,
the notification by the Commissioner to the health maintenance
organization that the Commissioner has, after a hearing, rejected
the health maintenance organization’s challenge; or
4.  If a health maintenance organization has total adjusted
capital which is greater than or equal to its Company Action Level
RBC but less than the product of its Authorized Control Level RBC
and 3.0 and triggers the trend test determined in accordance with
the trend test calculation included in the Health RBC instructions.
B.  In the event of a Company Action Level Event, the health
maintenance organization shall prepare and submit to the
Commissioner an RBC plan that shall:
1.  Identify the conditions that contribute to the Company
Action Level Event;
2.  Contain proposals of corrective actions that the health
maintenance organization intends to take and that would be expected
to result in the elimination of the Company Action Level Event;
3.  Provide projections of the health maintenance organization’s
financial results in the current year and at least the two (2)
succeeding years, both in the absence of proposed corrective actions
and giving effect to the proposed corrective actions, including
projections of statutory balance sheets, operating income, net
income, capital and surplus, and RBC levels.  The projections for
both new and renewal business might include separate projections for
each major line of business and separately identify each significant
income, expense and benefit component;
4.  Identify the key assumptions affecting the health
maintenance organization’s projections and the sensitivity of the
projections to the assumptions; and
5.  Identify the quality of, and problems associated with, the
health maintenance organization’s business including, but not
limited to, its assets, anticipated business growth and associated
surplus strain, extraordinary exposure to risk, mix of business and
use of reinsurance, if any, in each case.
C.  The RBC plan shall be submitted:
1.  Within forty-five (45) days of the Company Action Level
Event; or

2.  If the health maintenance organization challenges an
adjusted RBC report pursuant to the provisions of Section 6944 of
this title, within forty-five (45) days after notification to the
health maintenance organization that the Commissioner has, after a
hearing, rejected the health maintenance organization’s challenge.
D.  Within sixty (60) days after the submission by a health
maintenance organization of an RBC plan to the Commissioner, the
Commissioner shall notify the health maintenance organization
whether the RBC plan will be implemented or whether, in the judgment
of the Commissioner, the RBC plan is unsatisfactory.  If the
Commissioner determines that the RBC plan is unsatisfactory, the
notification to the health maintenance organization shall state the
reasons for the determination, and may list proposed revisions that
will, in the judgment of the Commissioner, render the RBC plan
satisfactory.  Upon notification from the Commissioner, the health
maintenance organization shall prepare a revised RBC plan, that may
incorporate by reference any revisions proposed by the Commissioner,
and shall submit the revised RBC plan to the Commissioner:
1.  Within forty-five (45) days after the notification from the
Commissioner; or
2.  If the health maintenance organization challenges the
notification from the Commissioner pursuant to the provisions of
Section 6944 of this title, within forty-five (45) days after a
notification to the health maintenance organization that the
Commissioner has, after a hearing, rejected the health maintenance
organization’s challenge.
E.  In the event of a notification by the Commissioner to a
health maintenance organization that the health maintenance
organization’s RBC plan or revised RBC plan is unsatisfactory, the
Commissioner may, at the Commissioner’s discretion and subject to
the health maintenance organization’s right to a hearing pursuant to
the provisions of Section 6944 of this title, specify in the
notification that the notification constitutes a Regulatory Action
Level Event.
F.  Every domestic health maintenance organization that files an
RBC plan or revised RBC plan with the Commissioner shall file a copy
of the RBC plan or revised RBC plan with the Insurance Commissioner
in any state in which the health maintenance organization is
authorized to do business if:
1.  The state has an RBC provision substantially similar to
subsection A of Section 6945 of this title; and
2.  The Insurance Commissioner of that state has notified the
health maintenance organization of its request for the filing in
writing, in which case the health maintenance organization shall
file a copy of the RBC plan or revised RBC plan in that state no
later than the later of:

a. fifteen (15) days after the receipt of notice to file
a copy of its RBC plan or revised RBC plan with the
state, or
b. the date on which the RBC plan or revised RBC plan is
filed under subsections C and D of this section.

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