Conference managers approve HB 2282 requiring insurers to explain premium increases on request
Summary
Conference managers approved HB 2282 to require insurers to provide explanations for premium increases when requested and to clarify grounds and procedures for license denial, suspension or revocation for adjusters and bill reviewers; the bill is effective January 1, 2027.
Conference managers approved HB 2282 (HD1, SD1) during the April 27 conference session, recommending passage with amendments. Managers said the bill requires insurers, beginning Jan. 1, 2027, to provide an explanation of premium increases upon request, clarifies grounds for denial, suspension and revocation of adjuster and bill-reviewer licenses, and amends notice requirements related to insurers' licensure. "This is a gov package bill," one manager said while summarizing the measure.
Managers recorded aye votes from both House and Senate chairs and managers and moved the conference draft forward. The committee noted the date of effect in the description and will transmit the approved conference draft through established legislative channels for the chambers to act on next.
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