NMSA 59A-32-6. Review of proposed assigned risk plans
Proposed assigned risk plans must be filed in writing with the superintendent, who must review them promptly. The plan stays on file for 30 days before becoming effective unless it is sooner approved in writing or disapproved in writing within that period.
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