(a) A qualified public depository is required to withdraw upon a majority vote of the board. The board may vote to require a qualified public depository to withdraw upon a default by the qualified public depository, or upon the failure of the qualified public depository to meet the eligibility or pledging criteria established by the board. The board shall establish an effective date for such withdrawal.
(b) The state treasurer shall notify the qualified public depository of the effective date of the withdrawal not less than thirty (30) days prior to such effective date. Within ten (10) business days after receipt of such notification, the qualified public depository must notify the public depositors having public deposits at the qualified public depository of the effective date of the withdrawal. On the effective date of withdrawal, the state treasurer is authorized to transfer eligible collateral as jointly directed by the public depository and public depositors to ensure that public depositors are adequately collateralized individually.
(c) The contingent liability for any loss prior to the effective date of withdrawal of the depository withdrawing from the collateral pool shall continue after the effective date of the withdrawal. The board may establish minimum collateral and reporting requirements sufficient to meet the needs to satisfy any potential contingent liability of a withdrawing qualified public depository.
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