HB0082. Interstate sales of health insurance.

Wyoming State Legislature. 2013 Regular Session. House of Representatives.

Introduced:
Jan 03, 2013
Last Action:
Feb 19, 2013
Assigned Chapter Number

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History

Jan 03, 2013: Bill Number Assigned

Jan 08, 2013: (H) Received for Introduction

Jan 08, 2013: Received for Introduction

Jan 09, 2013: (H) Introduced and Referred to H10

Jan 09, 2013: Introduced and Referred to H10

Jan 16, 2013: (H10) Recommended Amend and Do Pass

Jan 16, 2013: Recommended Amend and Do Pass

Jan 16, 2013: (H) Placed on General File

Jan 16, 2013: Placed on General File

Jan 17, 2013: (H) Amendments Adopted

Jan 17, 2013: Amendments Adopted

Jan 17, 2013: Amendment Adopted

Jan 17, 2013: (H) Passed CoW

Jan 17, 2013: Passed CoW

Jan 18, 2013: (H) Passed 2nd Reading

Jan 18, 2013: Passed 2nd Reading

Jan 21, 2013: (H) Passed 3rd Reading

Jan 21, 2013: Passed 3rd Reading

Jan 22, 2013: (S) Received for Introduction

Jan 22, 2013: Received for Introduction

Jan 25, 2013: Introduced and Referred to S10

Jan 25, 2013: (S) Introduced and Referred to S10

Jan 30, 2013: Recommended Amend and Do Pass

Jan 30, 2013: Placed on General File

Feb 07, 2013: Amendments Adopted

Feb 07, 2013: Amendment Adopted

Feb 07, 2013: Passed CoW

Feb 08, 2013: Passed 2nd Reading

Feb 11, 2013: Passed 3rd Reading

Feb 11, 2013: Received for Concurrence

Feb 11, 2013: Did Concur

Feb 11, 2013: Assigned Number HEA0030

Feb 12, 2013: Speaker Signed HEA No. 0030

Feb 12, 2013: President Signed HEA No. 0030

Feb 15, 2013: Governor Signed HEA0030

Feb 19, 2013: Assigned Chapter Number

Summary

AN ACT relating to health insurance; authorizing Wyoming insurers to offer individual and small employer health insurance policies or high deductible health plans in Wyoming that have been approved for issuance in other states; providing minimum standards for out-of-state policies; prescribing notice requirements; granting rulemaking authority; preempting conflicting laws; providing definitions; and providing for an effective date.