Ch. 11                                    LAWS OF MARYLAND

(b) Any insurer that issues or delivers a policy or
contract of motor vehicle liability insurance in Maryland shall
offer, to any policyholder who is registered under Part V of
TITLE 5, Subtitle 5 of the Family Law Article as a family day
care home provider the option of purchasing coverage for
liability as a result of bodily injury to a family day care child
while a passenger in an automobile arising out of the insured's
activities as a family day care provider in an amount not less
than that required under § 17-103 of the Transportation Article.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects errors in cross-references in
Article 48A, § 481D.

The. errors occurred in Ch. 120 of the Acts of 1986.

The errors were noted by the Michie Company.

486B.

(a)  (1) Every premium finance company shall register as
such with the Commissioner prior to engaging in business in this
State as a premium finance company, and also shall file a bond in
the penalty amount of $25,000 with the Commissioner, as provided
in [§ 486B(a)(2)] PARAGRAPH (2) OF THIS SUBSECTION. Registration
forms shall be of such design and content as is prescribed by the
Commissioner and may require the filing of the form of premium
finance agreement to be used and the service charges to be
applied and disclosure of the identity, trade names, and the
names of officers, managers, owners, and directors. The
Commissioner shall also require and designate forms for reporting
changes in officers, directors, owners, trade names, and business
addresses. The registration shall continue in effect and shall
automatically be renewed upon receipt by the Commissioner of the
annual registration fee of $10 on or before the first day of July
of each year, so long as any other prerequisites to engaging in
business as a premium finance company are met by the registrant.

DRAFTER'S NOTE: This corrects a stylistic error in internal
reference in Article 48A, § 486B(a)(l).

The stylistic error occurred in Ch. 338 of the Acts of
1977.

The stylistic error was noted by the Michie Company.

490E.

(b)  An insurance company or other insurer, or an insurance
service organization whose functions include the collection of
medical data, may not reveal the contents of a person's medical
records to any person unless:

(1) It is authorized by the insured; [or]

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