Minn. Stat. § 62F.04
Subd. 1. Commissioner's determination.
If the commissioner determines after a hearing that medical malpractice insurance cannot be made available for either physicians, hospitals or other specific types of health care providers in the voluntary market, the commissioner shall authorize the association to issue medical malpractice insurance on a primary basis for physicians, hospitals or other health care providers. If the commissioner determines after a hearing that insurance issued by the association can be made available in the voluntary market, the commissioner shall revoke the association's authorization to issue that insurance which can be made available.
Subd. 1a. Reauthorization.
The authorization to issue insurance is valid for a period of two years from the date it was made. The commissioner may reauthorize the issuance of insurance for additional two-year periods according to the procedures set forth in sections 62I.21 and 62I.22. This subdivision is not a limitation on the number of times the commissioner may reauthorize the issuance of insurance.
Subd. 2. Association's duty.
If the association is authorized by the commissioner to issue insurance, it shall: