Ch. 10                                      1996 LAWS OF MARYLAND

245A.

(f) If the market share of private passenger premium written by [an] A major
insurer in Baltimore City equals or exceeds 75% of the market share of private passenger
premium written by the major insurer in any year in the State, excluding Baltimore City,
the major insurer is not required to file a marketing plan under this section for the
following year.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Grammatical error in Article 48A, § 245A(f).

Occurred:' Ch. 352, Acts of 1995.

354Z.

(f) (4) When necessary to determine eligibility for benefits or for determination
of coverage, a nonprofit health service plan may obtain additional information from its
insured, the employer of the insured, or any other non-provider third party, provided that
any delays in paying a uniform claim resulting from obtaining this information are subject
to the provisions of [subsection (b)(2)(ii)2] SUBSECTION (B)(2)(II) of this section.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Overly specific internal cross-reference in Article 48A, § 354Z(f)(4).

Occurred: Ch. 613, Acts of 1992.

354KK.                                                                       

(c) . (2) A child wellness services package required under this subsection shall
cover at least:

(ii) Visits for the collection of adequate samples for hereditary and
metabolic newborn screening and follow-up between birth and 4 weeks of age, the first of
which IS to be collected before 2 weeks of age;

(v) Laboratory tests considered necessary by the physician as indicated
by the. services provided under [subparagraphs] SUBPARAGRAPH (i), (ii), (iii), or (iv) of
this paragraph.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Omitted word and stylistic error in Article 48A, § 354KK(c)(2)(ii) and
(v).

Occurred: Ch. 681, Acts of 1994.

355A.                                                         

(f) The Commissioner may. not order a distribution or a plan for distribution
under [subsection (d)(2)] SUBSECTION. (E) of this section if the distribution would
render the corporation impaired or insolvent under the laws of its domiciliary state or in
any other state in which the corporation is authorized to do business.

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