(1) The State Accident Insurance Fund Corporation is subject as a domestic insurer to ORS 731.248, 731.252, 731.256, 731.258, 731.260, 731.296 to 731.316, 731.488, 731.574, 731.592, 731.594, 731.730, 731.731, 731.735, 731.737, 731.870, 731.988, 731.992, 733.010 to 733.060, 733.140 to 733.170, 733.210, 737.205, 737.215, 737.225, 737.235 to 737.340, 737.505 and 737.560, ORS chapters 742, 743, 743A, 743B and 744 and ORS 746.015, 746.075, 746.110, 746.145 to 746.155, 746.230 and 746.240. However: (a) The requirements of the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services under ORS 733.010 to 733.060, 733.140 to 733.170 and 733.210 govern in the case of a conflict between those requirements and the requirements of any accounting system prescribed by the Oregon Department of Administrative Services. (b) The filing requirements of ORS 737.205 to 737.340, 737.505 and 737.560 are in lieu of any similar filing requirements prescribed by any other law of this state. (c) The requirements of ORS chapters 743, 743A and 743B are applicable only with respect to excess workers compensation insurance furnished by the corporation. (d) The provisions of ORS chapter 744 apply only with respect to the regulation of insurance producers. (e) For each year that the Secretary of State conducts an audit of the State Accident Insurance Fund Corporation under ORS 297.210, the director may accept the audit and a copy of the Secretary of States audit report in lieu of the requirements of ORS 731.488 if the director determines that the purposes of ORS 731.488 are adequately served by the Secretary of States audit and report. The Secretary of State shall file a copy of its audit report of the State Accident Insurance Fund Corporation with the director. (2) The provisions of subsection (1) of this section govern in the case of a conflict between those provisions and the provisions of ORS chapter 656 that apply only to the State Accident Insurance Fund Corporation.
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