Ch. 3

1994 LAWS OF MARYLAND

Occurred: As a result of Ch. 507, Acts of 1993, which renamed the Insurance
Department to be the Insurance Administration and established that agency
as an independent unit of State government. The extraneous article occurred
in the same legislation.

360A.

(b)     (4) (iii) Nothing in this [section] PARAGRAPH may be construed to
prohibit a hospital officer, director, or administrator, or a health care practitioner
licensed under the Health Occupations Article from serving on the board.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:

Error: Incorrect internal reference.

Occurred: Ch. 507, Acts of 1993.
468F.

(c)     (4) (iii) Examples of policies and certificates for which the statement in
subparagraph (i) of this paragraph is not required are policies issued pursuant to a
contract under § 1876 or § 1833 of the federal Social Security Act (42 U.S.C. § 1395 et
seq.), disability income policies, basic, catastrophic, comprehensive or major medical
expense policies, and single premium nonrenewable policies.

DRAFTER'S NOTE:                                   

Error: Inadvertent deletion of preposition preceding the references to the
federal Social Security Act in Article 48A, § 468F(c)(4)(iii).

Occurred: Ch. 5, Acts of 1993. Correction by the Michie Company in the 1993
Cumulative Supplement of Volume 5 of the Code is validated by this Act.

468G.

(c) When soliciting or advertising the sale of a health insurance policy to a person
eligible for Medicare, an insurer or agent may not:

(3) Make use of terms such as Medicare consultant, Medicare advisor,
Medicare bureau, or disability insurance consultant in a letter, envelope, reply card or in
any other writing, or advertisement, or in any oral representation describing the insurer
or the agent or agency; OR

DRAFTER'S NOTE: .          .

Error: Omitted conjunction in Article 48A, § 468G(c)(3).
Occurred: Ch. 526, Acts of 1992.                       

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