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Legislative committee opens review of LD 270, a Bureau of Insurance rule on health plan accountability
Summary
Committee staff introduced LD 270 as a resolve for legislative review of amendments to the Bureau of Insurance’s Chapter 850 rule on health plan accountability; no vote or further action was recorded in the transcript excerpt.
A legislative committee opened consideration of LD 270, a resolve to review amendments to a Bureau of Insurance rule (Chapter 850) on health plan accountability, during an introductory portion of a meeting for which no vote was recorded.
Committee staff described the measure as a “major substantive rule,” a classification that prompted the committee to schedule legislative review of the proposed amendments. The item was introduced but the excerpted transcript contains no debate or formal action on the measure.
State Senator Donna Bailey, Senate chair (Senate District 31), and Representative Christie Matheson, committee co-chair (House District 151), presided as members introduced themselves. Other members who identified themselves were Representative Sally Kluge (House District 52), Representative Joshua Morris (House District 91), Representative Ralph Olson (House District 86) and Representative Bob Fuller (House District 145).
Colleen, a committee staff member, summarized the agenda item: “LD 270 is, a resolve regarding legislative review of amendments to a Bureau of Insurance rule, chapter 850, health plan accountability.”
No further discussion, directions to staff or votes on LD 270 are recorded in the provided transcript excerpt.
