§431:2-212 Interstate cooperation. (a) The commissioner shall to the extent the commissioner deems useful for the proper discharge of the commissioner's responsibilities under this code:
(1) Consult and cooperate with the public officials having supervision over insurance in the other states.
(2) Share jointly with any one or more of the other states in the employment of actuaries, statisticians, and other insurance technicians, whose services or the products thereof are made available and are useful to the participating states and to the commissioner.
(3) Share jointly with any one or more of the other states in establishing and maintaining offices and clerical facilities for purposes useful to the participating states and to the commissioner.
(b) All arrangements made jointly with any one or more of the other states under subsection (a) shall be in writing executed on behalf of this State by the commissioner. Any such arrangement, as to participation of this State therein, shall be subject to termination by the commissioner at any time upon reasonable notice.
(c) For the purposes of this code the National Association of Insurance Commissioners means that voluntary organization of the public officials having supervision of insurance in the respective states, districts, and territories of the United States, whatever other name the organization may hereafter adopt, and in the affairs of which each of the public officials are entitled to participate subject to the constitution and bylaws of the organization. [L 1987, c 347, pt of §2; am L 2004, c 122, §6]
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