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These rules: a) set forth standards for evaluating rates charged in relation to policies issued under the
Chapter 21 of the Insurance Code of 1956 (Code), MCL 500.2101 to 500.2131 (also known as the
Essential Insurance Act or EIA); b) establish procedures to be followed in processing requests for a
“review and determination” and “private informal managerial level conference” under Section 2113
of the Code, MCL 500.2113; and c) set forth reporting and claim information requirements and
procedures applicable to insurers. The proposed amendments will: a) clarify the processes applicable
to review and determinations and private informal managerial level conferences; b) make technical
changes to more clearly differentiate between the private informal managerial level conference that
must precede a review and determination and the review and determination itself; c) provide for a
remedy to be imposed by the Director to resolve a review and determination based on an incorrect
premium charge; and d) make other general revisions for consistency and clarity.
5. List names of newspapers in which the notice of public hearing was published and
publication dates:
The Daily Press (Escanaba): September 9, 2020
Lansing State Journal: September 9, 2020
Oakland Press: September 9, 2020
6. Date of publication of rules and notice of public hearing in Michigan Register:
9/15/2020
7. Date, time, and location of public hearing:
9/24/2020 10:30 AM at Virtual via Microsoft Teams pursuant to Executive Order 2020-154 ,
Telephone Number: 248-509-0316 (Conference ID: 351 136 085#); URL:
8. Provide the link the agency used to post the regulatory impact statement and cost-benefit
analysis on its website:
9. List of the name and title of agency representative(s) attending public hearing:
Renee Campbell, Director, Office of Consumer Services
Amy Miilu, Manager, Consumer Assistance Section
Sarah Wohlford, Senior Deputy Director
Julie Agueros, Administrative Law Specialist
10. Persons submitting comments of support:
There were no express comments in support of the rule set; Insurance Alliance of Michigan submitted
written “thoughts and suggestions.”
11. Persons submitting comments of opposition:
There were no express comments in opposition of the rule set; Insurance Alliance of Michigan
submitted written “thoughts and suggestions,” which included objections to certain specific
provisions.
12. Identify any changes made to the proposed rules based on comments received during the
public comment period:
MCL 24.242 and 24.245