Insurance: Report to the 1981 General Assembly of North Carolina, 1982 Session (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover
Synopsis
Comprehensive look at North Carolina's insurance system and state risk management
A detailed government report that analyzes how insurance is regulated in the state and what changes the legislature considered in 1981–82. It covers committee structure, hearings, and the rationale behind proposed reforms.
The book explains the work of the Insurance Study Committee, including its findings on regulation, risk management, and the role of the Department of Insurance. It also outlines potential legislation and the context for future reviews by the General Assembly.- How the state regulates insurance and the reasoning behind proposed changes
- Plans for managing state risks, including workers’ compensation and risk funding
- Discussion of credit insurance and product liability reporting, with policy implications
- Appendices detailing committee membership, proceedings, and recommended actions
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