- (1) Efforts at exposure management including completion of self-inspection surveys, employee training, agency attendance at Fund-sponsored seminars, agency risk control meetings, risk-related policy development and implementation.
- (2) Claims and loss history.
- (3) State and federal statutes or court decisions affecting covered entities and operations.
- (4) Number of employees in the entity and size of the entity's budget.
- (5) Value, protection, exposures, and other characteristics of the entity's buildings and contents.
- (6) Number, type, and value of entity vehicles.
- (7) Characteristics and exposures of operations and activities.
- (8) Actuarial studies.
In addition to other actuarially sound factors, the risk manager may use the following in determining the appropriate premiums for coverage provided to each covered entity:
KEY: risk management
Date of Last Change: February 22, 2023
Notice of Continuation: March 21, 2022
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 63A-4-101 et seq.