Plain English Breakdown
The effective date is listed as blank in metadata; the amendment clarifies applicability to policies issued after Dec 31, 2027, but does not state when the law itself takes effect.
Technical Corrections Amendment for House Bill No. 200
This amendment makes small fixes to the wording and structure of a health insurance bill so it matches other state laws.
What This Bill Does
- Reorganizes paragraph numbers in Sections 1 and 2 to match the style used in Chapters 33 and 35 of Title 18.
- Changes the word 'individual' to 'group and blanket' for health insurance policies regulated under Chapter 35 of Title 18.
- Removes a special rule about cost-sharing limits that applied only to catastrophic plans because those are individual plans.
- Adds clear language stating the coverage applies to all health benefit plans delivered or issued under Section 505(3) of Title 31.
- Updates the effective date section to clarify it applies to policies newly issued after December 31, 2027.
Who It Names or Affects
- Health insurance companies selling group and blanket policies
- People with catastrophic health plans
Terms To Know
- Technical corrections
- Small changes made to fix errors in wording, numbering, or formatting without changing the main goal of a bill.
- Group and blanket policies
- Health insurance plans that cover many people at once, such as employees of one company or members of an organization.
Limits and Unknowns
- The official text does not state when this amendment will officially become law.
- The source material only describes changes to the bill's wording and structure, not new funding or penalties.