ORS 731.036
Persons completely exempt from application of Insurance Code


Except as provided in ORS 743.029 (Uniform standards for health care financial and administrative transactions) or as specifically provided by law, the Insurance Code does not apply to any of the following to the extent of the subject matter of the exemption:

(1)

A bail bondsman, other than a corporate surety and its agents.

(2)

A fraternal benefit society that has maintained lodges in this state and other states for 50 years prior to January 1, 1961, and for which a certificate of authority was not required on that date.

(3)

A religious organization providing insurance benefits only to its employees, if the organization is in existence and exempt from taxation under section 501(c)(3) of the federal Internal Revenue Code on September 13, 1975.

(4)

Public bodies, as defined in ORS 30.260 (Definitions for ORS 30.260 to 30.300), that either individually or jointly establish a self-insurance program for tort liability in accordance with ORS 30.282 (Local public body insurance).

(5)

Public bodies, as defined in ORS 30.260 (Definitions for ORS 30.260 to 30.300), that either individually or jointly establish a self-insurance program for property damage in accordance with ORS 30.282 (Local public body insurance).

(6)

Cities, counties, school districts, community college districts, community college service districts or districts, as defined in ORS 198.010 (“District” defined for chapter) and 198.180 (“District” defined for ORS 198.190), that either individually or jointly insure for health insurance coverage, excluding disability insurance, their employees or retired employees, or their dependents, or students engaged in school activities, or combination of employees and dependents, with or without employee or student contributions, if all of the following conditions are met:

(a)

The individual or jointly self-insured program meets the following minimum requirements:

(A)

In the case of a school district, community college district or community college service district, the number of covered employees and dependents and retired employees and dependents aggregates at least 500 individuals;

(B)

In the case of an individual public body program other than a school district, community college district or community college service district, the number of covered employees and dependents and retired employees and dependents aggregates at least 500 individuals; and

(C)

In the case of a joint program of two or more public bodies, the number of covered employees and dependents and retired employees and dependents aggregates at least 1,000 individuals;

(b)

The individual or jointly self-insured health insurance program includes all coverages and benefits required of group health insurance policies under ORS chapters 743, 743A and 743B;

(c)

The individual or jointly self-insured program must have program documents that define program benefits and administration;

(d)

Enrollees must be provided copies of summary plan descriptions including:

(A)

Written general information about services provided, access to services, charges and scheduling applicable to each enrollee’s coverage;

(B)

The program’s grievance and appeal process; and

(C)

Other group health plan enrollee rights, disclosure or written procedure requirements established under ORS chapters 743, 743A and 743B;

(e)

The financial administration of an individual or jointly self-insured program must include the following requirements:

(A)

Program contributions and reserves must be held in separate accounts and used for the exclusive benefit of the program;

(B)

The program must maintain adequate reserves. Reserves may be invested in accordance with the provisions of ORS chapter 293. Reserve adequacy must be calculated annually with proper actuarial calculations including the following:
(i)
Known claims, paid and outstanding;
(ii)
A history of incurred but not reported claims;
(iii)
Claims handling expenses;
(iv)
Unearned contributions; and
(v)
A claims trend factor; and

(C)

The program must maintain adequate reinsurance against the risk of economic loss in accordance with the provisions of ORS 742.065 (Insurance against risk of loss assumed under less than fully insured employee health benefit plan) unless the program has received written approval for an alternative arrangement for protection against economic loss from the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services;

(f)

The individual or jointly self-insured program must have sufficient personnel to service the employee benefit program or must contract with a third party administrator licensed under ORS chapter 744 as a third party administrator to provide such services;

(g)

The public body, or the program administrator in the case of a joint insurance program of two or more public bodies, files with the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services copies of all documents creating and governing the program, all forms used to communicate the coverage to beneficiaries, the schedule of payments established to support the program and, annually, a financial report showing the total incurred cost of the program for the preceding year. A copy of the annual audit required by ORS 297.425 (Annual audits required) may be used to satisfy the financial report filing requirement; and

(h)

Each public body in a joint insurance program is liable only to its own employees and no others for benefits under the program in the event, and to the extent, that no further funds, including funds from insurance policies obtained by the pool, are available in the joint insurance pool.

(7)

All ambulance services.

(8)

A person providing any of the services described in this subsection. The exemption under this subsection does not apply to an authorized insurer providing such services under an insurance policy. This subsection applies to the following services:

(a)

Towing service.

(b)

Emergency road service, which means adjustment, repair or replacement of the equipment, tires or mechanical parts of a motor vehicle in order to permit the motor vehicle to be operated under its own power.

(c)

Transportation and arrangements for the transportation of human remains, including all necessary and appropriate preparations for and actual transportation provided to return a decedent’s remains from the decedent’s place of death to a location designated by a person with valid legal authority under ORS 97.130 (Right to control disposition of remains).

(9)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

A person described in this subsection who, in an agreement to lease or to finance the purchase of a motor vehicle, agrees to waive for no additional charge the amount specified in paragraph (b) of this subsection upon total loss of the motor vehicle because of physical damage, theft or other occurrence, as specified in the agreement. The exemption established in this subsection applies to the following persons:

(A)

The seller of the motor vehicle, if the sale is made pursuant to a motor vehicle retail installment contract.

(B)

The lessor of the motor vehicle.

(C)

The lender who finances the purchase of the motor vehicle.

(D)

The assignee of a person described in this paragraph.

(b)

The amount waived pursuant to the agreement shall be the difference, or portion thereof, between the amount received by the seller, lessor, lender or assignee, as applicable, that represents the actual cash value of the motor vehicle at the date of loss, and the amount owed under the agreement.

(10)

A self-insurance program for tort liability or property damage that is established by two or more affordable housing entities and that complies with the same requirements that public bodies must meet under ORS 30.282 (Local public body insurance) (6). As used in this subsection:

(a)

“Affordable housing” means housing projects in which some of the dwelling units may be purchased or rented, with or without government assistance, on a basis that is affordable to individuals of low income.

(b)

“Affordable housing entity” means any of the following:

(A)

A housing authority created under the laws of this state or another jurisdiction and any agency or instrumentality of a housing authority, including but not limited to a legal entity created to conduct a self-insurance program for housing authorities that complies with ORS 30.282 (Local public body insurance) (6).

(B)

A nonprofit corporation that is engaged in providing affordable housing.

(C)

A partnership or limited liability company that is engaged in providing affordable housing and that is affiliated with a housing authority described in subparagraph (A) of this paragraph or a nonprofit corporation described in subparagraph (B) of this paragraph if the housing authority or nonprofit corporation:
(i)
Has, or has the right to acquire, a financial or ownership interest in the partnership or limited liability company;
(ii)
Has the power to direct the management or policies of the partnership or limited liability company;
(iii)
Has entered into a contract to lease, manage or operate the affordable housing owned by the partnership or limited liability company; or
(iv)
Has any other material relationship with the partnership or limited liability company.

(11)

Except as provided in ORS 735.500 (Requirements for certification as retainer medical practice) and 735.510 (Notice to department of specified changes to practice), a person certified by the Department of Consumer and Business Services to operate a retainer medical practice.

(12)

A fund established by the Board of Governors of the Oregon State Bar under ORS 9.080 (Duties and authority of bar and of board of governors). [1967 c.359 §8; 1975 c.314 §1; 1977 c.428 §4; 1981 c.891 §1; 1985 c.811 §1; 1987 c.97 §1; 1987 c.288 §1; 1991 c.958 §2; 1993 c.265 §4; 1995 c.79 §357; 1995 c.582 §1; 1995 c.629 §1; 1997 c.795 §3; 1999 c.502 §4; 2003 c.342 §1; 2005 c.175 §1; 2007 c.174 §1; 2007 c.826 §1; 2009 c.244 §1; 2009 c.470 §5; 2009 c.867 §48; 2011 c.9 §90; 2011 c.130 §6; 2011 c.499 §4; 2013 c.698 §§12,37; 2015 c.318 §§41,42; 2017 c.101 §§51,52; 2017 c.384 §§8,9; 2021 c.497 §16]
Note: The amendments to 731.036 (Persons completely exempt from application of Insurance Code) by section 2, chapter 595, Oregon Laws 2021, become operative upon receipt of approval from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to carry out 735.520 (Oregon Essential Workforce Health Care Program). See section 4, chapter 595, Oregon Laws 2021. The text that is operative on and after the approval is set forth for the user’s convenience.
731.036 (Persons completely exempt from application of Insurance Code). Except as provided in ORS 743.029 (Uniform standards for health care financial and administrative transactions) or as specifically provided by law, the Insurance Code does not apply to any of the following to the extent of the subject matter of the exemption:

(1)

A bail bondsman, other than a corporate surety and its agents.

(2)

A fraternal benefit society that has maintained lodges in this state and other states for 50 years prior to January 1, 1961, and for which a certificate of authority was not required on that date.

(3)

A religious organization providing insurance benefits only to its employees, if the organization is in existence and exempt from taxation under section 501(c)(3) of the federal Internal Revenue Code on September 13, 1975.

(4)

Public bodies, as defined in ORS 30.260 (Definitions for ORS 30.260 to 30.300), that either individually or jointly establish a self-insurance program for tort liability in accordance with ORS 30.282 (Local public body insurance).

(5)

Public bodies, as defined in ORS 30.260 (Definitions for ORS 30.260 to 30.300), that either individually or jointly establish a self-insurance program for property damage in accordance with ORS 30.282 (Local public body insurance).

(6)

Cities, counties, school districts, community college districts, community college service districts or districts, as defined in ORS 198.010 (“District” defined for chapter) and 198.180 (“District” defined for ORS 198.190), that either individually or jointly insure for health insurance coverage, excluding disability insurance, their employees or retired employees, or their dependents, or students engaged in school activities, or combination of employees and dependents, with or without employee or student contributions, if all of the following conditions are met:

(a)

The individual or jointly self-insured program meets the following minimum requirements:

(A)

In the case of a school district, community college district or community college service district, the number of covered employees and dependents and retired employees and dependents aggregates at least 500 individuals;

(B)

In the case of an individual public body program other than a school district, community college district or community college service district, the number of covered employees and dependents and retired employees and dependents aggregates at least 500 individuals; and

(C)

In the case of a joint program of two or more public bodies, the number of covered employees and dependents and retired employees and dependents aggregates at least 1,000 individuals;

(b)

The individual or jointly self-insured health insurance program includes all coverages and benefits required of group health insurance policies under ORS chapters 743, 743A and 743B;

(c)

The individual or jointly self-insured program must have program documents that define program benefits and administration;

(d)

Enrollees must be provided copies of summary plan descriptions including:

(A)

Written general information about services provided, access to services, charges and scheduling applicable to each enrollee’s coverage;

(B)

The program’s grievance and appeal process; and

(C)

Other group health plan enrollee rights, disclosure or written procedure requirements established under ORS chapters 743, 743A and 743B;

(e)

The financial administration of an individual or jointly self-insured program must include the following requirements:

(A)

Program contributions and reserves must be held in separate accounts and used for the exclusive benefit of the program;

(B)

The program must maintain adequate reserves. Reserves may be invested in accordance with the provisions of ORS chapter 293. Reserve adequacy must be calculated annually with proper actuarial calculations including the following:
(i)
Known claims, paid and outstanding;
(ii)
A history of incurred but not reported claims;
(iii)
Claims handling expenses;
(iv)
Unearned contributions; and
(v)
A claims trend factor; and

(C)

The program must maintain adequate reinsurance against the risk of economic loss in accordance with the provisions of ORS 742.065 (Insurance against risk of loss assumed under less than fully insured employee health benefit plan) unless the program has received written approval for an alternative arrangement for protection against economic loss from the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services;

(f)

The individual or jointly self-insured program must have sufficient personnel to service the employee benefit program or must contract with a third party administrator licensed under ORS chapter 744 as a third party administrator to provide such services;

(g)

The public body, or the program administrator in the case of a joint insurance program of two or more public bodies, files with the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services copies of all documents creating and governing the program, all forms used to communicate the coverage to enrollees, the schedule of payments established to support the program and, annually, a financial report showing the total incurred cost of the program for the preceding year. A copy of the annual audit required by ORS 297.425 (Annual audits required) may be used to satisfy the financial report filing requirement; and

(h)

Each public body in a joint insurance program is liable only to its own employees and no others for benefits under the program in the event, and to the extent, that no further funds, including funds from insurance policies obtained by the pool, are available in the joint insurance pool.

(7)

All ambulance services.

(8)

A person providing any of the services described in this subsection. The exemption under this subsection does not apply to an authorized insurer providing such services under an insurance policy. This subsection applies to the following services:

(a)

Towing service.

(b)

Emergency road service, which means adjustment, repair or replacement of the equipment, tires or mechanical parts of a motor vehicle in order to permit the motor vehicle to be operated under its own power.

(c)

Transportation and arrangements for the transportation of human remains, including all necessary and appropriate preparations for and actual transportation provided to return a decedent’s remains from the decedent’s place of death to a location designated by a person with valid legal authority under ORS 97.130 (Right to control disposition of remains).

(9)

Intentionally left blank —Ed.

(a)

A person described in this subsection who, in an agreement to lease or to finance the purchase of a motor vehicle, agrees to waive for no additional charge the amount specified in paragraph (b) of this subsection upon total loss of the motor vehicle because of physical damage, theft or other occurrence, as specified in the agreement. The exemption established in this subsection applies to the following persons:

(A)

The seller of the motor vehicle, if the sale is made pursuant to a motor vehicle retail installment contract.

(B)

The lessor of the motor vehicle.

(C)

The lender who finances the purchase of the motor vehicle.

(D)

The assignee of a person described in this paragraph.

(b)

The amount waived pursuant to the agreement shall be the difference, or portion thereof, between the amount received by the seller, lessor, lender or assignee, as applicable, that represents the actual cash value of the motor vehicle at the date of loss, and the amount owed under the agreement.

(10)

A self-insurance program for tort liability or property damage that is established by two or more affordable housing entities and that complies with the same requirements that public bodies must meet under ORS 30.282 (Local public body insurance) (6). As used in this subsection:

(a)

“Affordable housing” means housing projects in which some of the dwelling units may be purchased or rented, with or without government assistance, on a basis that is affordable to individuals of low income.

(b)

“Affordable housing entity” means any of the following:

(A)

A housing authority created under the laws of this state or another jurisdiction and any agency or instrumentality of a housing authority, including but not limited to a legal entity created to conduct a self-insurance program for housing authorities that complies with ORS 30.282 (Local public body insurance) (6).

(B)

A nonprofit corporation that is engaged in providing affordable housing.

(C)

A partnership or limited liability company that is engaged in providing affordable housing and that is affiliated with a housing authority described in subparagraph (A) of this paragraph or a nonprofit corporation described in subparagraph (B) of this paragraph if the housing authority or nonprofit corporation:
(i)
Has, or has the right to acquire, a financial or ownership interest in the partnership or limited liability company;
(ii)
Has the power to direct the management or policies of the partnership or limited liability company;
(iii)
Has entered into a contract to lease, manage or operate the affordable housing owned by the partnership or limited liability company; or
(iv)
Has any other material relationship with the partnership or limited liability company.

(11)

Except as provided in ORS 735.500 (Requirements for certification as retainer medical practice) and 735.510 (Notice to department of specified changes to practice), a person certified by the Department of Consumer and Business Services to operate a retainer medical practice.

(12)

A fund established by the Board of Governors of the Oregon State Bar under ORS 9.080 (Duties and authority of bar and of board of governors).

(13)

An association or group of eligible employers, as defined in ORS 735.520 (Oregon Essential Workforce Health Care Program), that administers a self-insured program to provide health insurance coverage, excluding disability insurance, to their employees or retired employees or their dependents or a combination of employees and dependents, with or without employee contributions, if all of the following conditions are met:

(a)

The number of covered employees and dependents and retired employees and dependents aggregates at least 500 individuals;

(b)

The program includes all coverages and benefits required of group health insurance policies under ORS chapters 743, 743A and 743B;

(c)

The program has program documents that define program benefits and administration;

(d)

Enrollees of the program are provided copies of summary plan descriptions including:

(A)

Written general information about services provided, access to services, charges and scheduling applicable to each enrollee’s coverage;

(B)

The program’s grievance and appeal process; and

(C)

Other group health plan enrollee rights, disclosure or written procedure requirements established under ORS chapters 743, 743A and 743B;

(e)

Program contributions and reserves are held in separate accounts and used for the exclusive benefit of the program;

(f)

The program maintains adequate reserves, which may be invested in accordance with the provisions of ORS chapter 293, calculated annually with proper actuarial calculations including the following:

(A)

Known claims, paid and outstanding;

(B)

A history of incurred but not reported claims;

(C)

Claims handling expenses;

(D)

Unearned contributions; and

(E)

A claims trend factor;

(g)

The program maintains adequate reinsurance against the risk of economic loss in accordance with the provisions of ORS 742.065 (Insurance against risk of loss assumed under less than fully insured employee health benefit plan) unless the program has received written approval for an alternative arrangement for protection against economic loss from the Director of the Department of Consumer and Business Services;

(h)

The program has sufficient personnel to service the program or contracts with a third party administrator licensed under ORS chapter 744 as a third party administrator to provide such services; and

(i)

The program files with the director copies of all documents creating and governing the program, all forms used to communicate the coverage to enrollees, the schedule of payments established to support the program and, annually, a financial report showing the total incurred cost of the program for the preceding year.

Source: Section 731.036 — Persons completely exempt from application of Insurance Code, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors731.­html.

731.004
Short title
731.008
Purpose of Insurance Code
731.012
Effect of federal law
731.016
Construction of Insurance Code
731.022
Compliance with Insurance Code required
731.026
Application of Insurance Code to particular insurers
731.028
Applicability of certain Insurance Code provisions to State Accident Insurance Fund Corporation
731.036
Persons completely exempt from application of Insurance Code
731.038
Application of Insurance Code to charitable organizations that issue charitable gift annuities
731.039
Requirements for certain educational institutions or nonprofit corporations issuing charitable gift annuities
731.042
Certificate of exemption
731.046
Exemption of policies from Securities Law
731.052
Insurance Code definitions
731.056
“Action.”
731.066
“Authorized,” “unauthorized” insurer
731.069
“Certificate,” “certificate holder.”
731.072
“Certificate of authority,” “license.”
731.074
“Commercial liability insurance.”
731.075
“Covered life.”
731.076
“Department,” “director.”
731.082
“Domestic,” “foreign,” “alien” insurer
731.086
“Domestic risk.”
731.092
“Domicile.”
731.096
“Domicile of alien insurer.”
731.097
“Essential health benefits.”
731.098
“Group health insurance.”
731.099
“Independently procured insurance.”
731.102
“Insurance.”
731.104
“Insurance producer.”
731.106
“Insurer.”
731.112
“Judgment.”
731.114
“Limited benefit coverage.”
731.116
“Person.”
731.122
“Policy.”
731.126
“Reinsurance.”
731.132
“Required capitalization.”
731.136
“State.”
731.142
“Stock,” “mutual” and “reciprocal” insurer
731.144
“Surplus lines insurance.”
731.146
“Transact insurance.”
731.150
Definitions of classes of insurance not mutually exclusive
731.154
“Annuity.”
731.156
“Variable life insurance”
731.158
“Casualty insurance.”
731.162
“Health insurance.”
731.164
“Home protection insurance,” “home protection insurer.”
731.166
“Industrial life insurance.”
731.170
“Life insurance”
731.174
“Marine and transportation insurance.”
731.178
“Mortgage insurance.”
731.182
“Property insurance.”
731.186
“Surety insurance.”
731.190
“Title insurance.”
731.194
“Wet marine and transportation insurance.”
731.216
Administrative power of director
731.228
Prohibited interests and rewards
731.232
Subpoena power
731.236
General powers and duties
731.240
Hearings in general
731.244
Rules
731.248
Orders
731.252
Cease and desist orders
731.256
Enforcement generally
731.258
Enforcement of orders and decisions by Attorney General
731.259
Requirement for written notice to insured
731.260
False or misleading filings
731.264
Complaints and investigations confidential
731.268
Use of reproductions and certified copies as evidence
731.272
Director’s annual reports
731.276
Recommendations for changes in Insurance Code
731.280
Publications authorized
731.282
Authority to sell publications
731.284
Distribution of insurance laws
731.288
Recording complaints
731.292
Disposition of fees, charges, taxes, penalties and other moneys
731.296
Director’s inquiries
731.300
Examination of insurers
731.302
Appointment of examiners
731.304
Investigation of persons transacting insurance
731.308
Procedure at examination or investigation
731.312
Report of examination
731.314
Immunity for director, examiner and others
731.316
Expenses of examination of insurer
731.324
Service of process on Secretary of State
731.328
Deposits by unauthorized insurers in actions or proceedings
731.354
Certificate of authority required
731.356
Unauthorized insurance transaction enforcement
731.358
Requirements of domestic insurers generally
731.362
Requirements of foreign or alien insurers generally
731.363
Authorized foreign insurer becoming domestic insurer
731.364
Domestic insurer transferring domicile to another state
731.365
Effect of transfer of domicile by domestic or foreign insurer
731.367
Transfer of domicile by unincorporated authorized foreign insurer
731.369
Requirements of reciprocal insurers generally
731.370
Reciprocal insurer’s financial statement
731.371
Powers of reciprocal insurer regarding real estate
731.374
Exemptions to certificate of authority requirement
731.378
Foreign and alien insurers exempt from laws governing admission of foreign and alien corporations
731.380
Authority of foreign and alien insurers to take, acquire, hold and enforce notes secured by mortgages
731.381
Exemption from taxes for foreign and alien insurers engaging in activities authorized by ORS 731.380
731.382
General eligibility for certificate of authority
731.385
Standards for determining whether continued operation of insurer is hazardous
731.386
Management of insurers
731.390
Government insurers not to be authorized
731.394
Combinations of insuring powers in one insurer
731.396
Certificate of authority and good financial condition required to issue variable life insurance or variable annuity policies
731.398
Amendment of certificate of authority
731.402
Issuance or refusal of certificate of authority
731.406
What certificate evidences
731.410
Continuance, expiration or reinstatement of certificate of authority
731.414
Suspension or revocation of certificate of authority
731.418
Grounds for suspension or revocation of certificate of authority
731.422
Order of suspension, revocation or refusal
731.426
Duration of suspension
731.428
Written consent to engage or participate in business of insurance
731.430
Name of insurer
731.434
Registered office and agent
731.438
Title plant requirement for title insurers
731.439
Satisfaction of requirements of ORS 731.438 (1) by certain title plants
731.442
Prohibition on transacting life insurance business on mutual assessment plan
731.446
Policyholder deposits
731.450
Unrelated business prohibited
731.454
Domestic insurers not to transact business in jurisdiction where not authorized
731.458
Exchange of reciprocal or interinsurance contracts
731.462
Nonassessable policies of reciprocal insurer
731.466
Power of attorney for reciprocal insurer
731.470
Attorney for reciprocal insurer
731.475
Claims processing by workers’ compensation insurer
731.480
Workers’ compensation policies
731.482
Withdrawal from, failure to renew or cancellation of line by commercial liability insurer
731.484
Prohibition on certain sales related to group health and group life insurance
731.485
Conditions under which insurer may limit insured’s choice of drug outlets and pharmacies
731.486
Exemption from definition of “transact insurance” for group health and life policies
731.488
Annual audit of insurer
731.492
Required notification to claimant upon insurer’s payment to settle third-party liability claim
731.504
Limit of risk
731.508
Approved reinsurance
731.509
Legislative intent
731.510
Criteria for allowing reduction from liability for reinsurance
731.511
Criteria to be met by assuming insurer in order to be accredited as reinsurer
731.512
Withdrawal of insurer
731.514
Ceding insurer’s management of reinsurance recoverables
731.516
Mortgage insurance limitation
731.520
Conditions that insurers assuming ceded reinsurance must meet for allowance of credit
731.554
Capital and surplus requirements
731.562
Title insurer capital and surplus requirements
731.566
Reciprocal insurer surplus requirements
731.570
Withdrawing advancements made to reciprocal insurer
731.574
Annual financial statement
731.590
“Insurer” defined for ORS 731.592 and 731.594
731.592
Reporting criminal conduct involving insurance
731.594
Immunity from civil liability
731.604
Acceptance of deposits of insurers
731.608
Purpose of deposit
731.612
Rights of insurer regarding deposits
731.616
Valuation of deposits
731.620
Assignment of deposited securities
731.624
Special deposits
731.628
Deposit required of workers’ compensation insurers
731.632
Deposit required of domestic reciprocal insurers
731.636
Deposit or trusteed assets of alien insurer required
731.640
Eligible deposits
731.642
Contracts for security deposits
731.644
Payment of losses out of deposits, generally
731.648
Duration and release of deposit
731.652
Proofs for release of deposit to insurers
731.730
Insurer filings with National Association of Insurance Commissioners
731.731
Immunity for certain persons dealing with information collected from filings under ORS 731.730
731.735
Certain information confidential
731.737
Immunity from liability for certain persons filing reports or furnishing information about specified activities to specified persons
731.750
Confidentiality of report of material acquisitions or dispositions of assets, material nonrenewals, cancellations and revisions of ceded reinsurance agreements
731.752
Confidentiality of report used for determination of required amount of capital or surplus
731.754
Permissible uses of reports and plans described in ORS 731.752
731.760
Definitions for ORS 731.760 to 731.770
731.761
Privileged information
731.762
Authority of director
731.764
Waiver of privilege
731.766
Petition for in camera hearing
731.768
Privilege
731.770
Other privileges or limitations pertaining to audit document
731.804
Assessments
731.808
“Gross amount of premiums” defined
731.812
Foreign and alien insurer’s report of Oregon business
731.820
Gross premium tax on fire insurance premiums
731.822
Prepayment of tax due
731.824
Tax on underwriting profits of wet marine and transportation insurers
731.828
Computation of wet marine and transportation insurance tax
731.830
Premium tax on gross amount of premiums insurer receives for wet marine and transportation insurance
731.833
Record keeping requirements for wet marine and transportation insurance contracts
731.834
Insurance producer’s collection of taxes on wet marine and transportation insurance
731.836
Limitation on enforcement of insurer’s tax obligations
731.840
Retaliatory or corporate excise tax in lieu of certain taxes and assessments
731.841
Conditions under which local authority to tax insurer is preempted
731.842
Adjustment of amount to be prepaid for taxes
731.844
No personal liability for paying invalid tax
731.854
Retaliatory tax
731.859
Applicability of retaliatory provisions
731.870
State of emergency
731.988
Civil penalties
731.992
Criminal penalty
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