OKLAHOMA Terrorism exclusion endorsements that
do not contain an ensuing fire loss exception have been filed, with a proposed
effective date of December 15, 2003, as
replacements for the terrorism exclusion endorsements that are currently on file in
Oklahoma. In addition, several of the terrorism rule and rating information manual
supplement pages have been updated in order to reflect the change in endorsements. Effective
November 1, 2003, the enactment of House Bill 1273 amends section 4803 F. of 36 O. S. 2001
by granting the Insurance Commissioner the authority to approve policy forms which contain
terms and conditions that are less comprehensive in scope than those of the standard fire
policy. Tables A, B, and C that
follow show the programs in which endorsements are being replaced and manual supplement
pages are being changed.
Replacement endorsements have not yet been submitted for the Farm Properties and
Farmowners programs. However, a separate filing will be submitted to address not only the
standard fire policy exemption, but also the eligibility clarifications cited in the final
guidelines issued by the Department of the Treasury on July 7, 2003, with respect to the
Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 (TRIA). The new endorsements
differ from the current endorsements only to the extent that the Terrorism Exclusion present in each
new endorsement does not contain a fire exception. A copy of each certified terrorism
exclusion endorsement listed in Table A is available on our public
web site, at http://www.aaisonline.com/terrorism/newrules.html, as an attachment to this
Bulletin. A copy of each non-certified terrorism exclusion endorsement listed in Table B
is also available on our public web site, at http://www.aaisonline.com/terrorism/newrules.html, as an attachment to
Bulletin 02-0550. The revised Rule pages differ from
the current Rule pages only to the extent that no mention of the standard fire policy is
made, and the endorsement numbers shown for each program, other than Farmowners and Farm
Properties, have been updated to reference exclusion endorsements that do not contain a
Fire Exception. The revised
Rating Information page differs from the current Rating Information page only to the
extent that the factors shown for Fire-Following Coverage, that previously was required by
statute to be provided, have been deleted from the table.
TABLE B (Non-Certified Exclusion Endorsements)
State filing numbers have
not yet been assigned, but will be posted to the AAIS open website at http://www.aaisonline.com/terrorism/OK.html, once they have been
received. The AAIS filing numbers that
apply to the new certified and non-certified terrorism submissions are shown in the
following tables: Certified Materials
* Replacement endorsements have not yet been submitted for
the Farm Properties and Farmowners programs. However, a separate filing will be submitted
in the near future to address not only the standard fire policy exemption, but also the
eligibility clarifications cited in the final guidelines issued by the Department of the
Treasury on July 7, 2003, with respect to the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 (TRIA).
Non-Certified Materials
* Replacement endorsements have not yet been submitted for
the Farm Properties and Farmowners programs. However, a separate filing will be submitted
in the near future to address not only the standard fire policy exemption, but also the
eligibility clarifications cited in the final guidelines issued by the Department of the
Treasury on July 7, 2003, with respect to the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 (TRIA).
* Replacement Terrorism Supplement pages have not yet been
submitted for the Farmowners, Farm Properties, and Personal and Premises Liability
programs. However, a separate filing will be submitted in the near future to address not
only the standard fire policy exemption, but also the eligibility clarifications cited in
the final guidelines issued by the Department of the Treasury on July 7, 2003, with
respect to the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 (TRIA). EFFECTIVE
DATE In
accordance with Section 106(a)(2)(B) of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002, the
certified materials described in this bulletin have been submitted on a file-and-use basis
for policies effective on or after December 15,
2003, and the non-certified materials have been submitted on a prior approval basis,
for policies effective on or after December 15,
2003. As a result, companies may begin using the certified materials on December 15, 2003, but should refrain from using
the non-certified materials until further notified by AAIS that formal approval of these
materials has been received. COMPANY ACTION Endorsements
and Manual Supplement Pages (Certified) Companies that
have granted AAIS filing authority for forms and endorsements, rules, and rating
information can adopt the revised certified terrorism endorsements and manual supplement
pages without notifying the insurance department if they intend to use the materials filed
by AAIS without change. However,
companies that choose to depart from the AAIS filed endorsements and manual pages must
notify the insurance department in writing as soon as possible. The company action needed to adopt the AAIS Non-Certified terrorism materials will be provided in the Bulletin that announces approval of the non-certified filings.
Endorsements The forms and
endorsements filed for use in this state are available from CCH Insurance Services Inc. (CCH), the print vendor for AAIS forms and
endorsements. Call CCH at (800) 382-2424 to order forms and endorsements in paper printed
format. Call CCH at 800-782-9481 to order the text of AAIS forms in a variety of
electronic formats. AAIS also
offers the text of forms and endorsements in limited electronic formats. Call Karen Grela
at 800/564-AAIS for more information. The terrorism manual
supplements in the AAIS manuals posted to the subscriber Web site, AAISdirect.com, will be updated in the near
future to reflect the attached Revision 1.2 information. The forms and
endorsements listings posted to the subscriber Web site, AAISdirect.com will be updated in the near future
to reflect the change to terrorism endorsements that do not contain a fire exception. This bulletin, and its ATTACHMENTS, are posted to the AAIS open Web site
at http://www.aaisonline.com/terrorism/newrules.html. -- AP 0710 05 03 Certified Act of Terrorism Exclusion -- BP 0760 05 03 Certified Act of Terrorism Exclusion -- CL 0610 05 03 Certified Act of Terrorism Exclusion -- Oklahoma Terrorism Loss Rules and Rating
Information Page Supplement (Rev 1.2) Direct Questions to: Edie Gardner, CPCU Copyright, American Association of Insurance Services, Inc., 2003
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