Insurance Code §7

In force on Nov 09, 2026 · this text took effect (date not stated) · same as today's text

Congressional Consent. This Compact shall be effective on its adoption by at least two Member States and consent of the United States Congress. This Compact shall be effective unless the United States Congress, in consenting to this Compact, alters the fundamental purposes of this Compact, which are: (a) To secure the right of the Member States to regulate Health Care in their respective States pursuant to this Compact and to suspend the operation of any conflicting federal laws, rules, regulations, and orders within their States; and (b) To secure Federal funding for Member States that choose to invoke their authority under this Compact, as prescribed by Section 5 above.

History:

Source: the Legislature's file server, seen Nov 08, 2026.

Every version on file

Effective date not stated · seen Nov 2026–Nov 2026

Attorney General opinions that cite it

JM-1103 (Sep 26, 1989): Which state agency is responsible for interpreting the provi- sions of Insurance Code article 5.33A regarding homeowners premium re- ductions and related questions
JM-0799 (Sep 28, 1987): Whether the Brownsville, Texas 78520 Bail Bond Board to set a limit amount of bonds orate surety may Cameron County is authorized on the value which a corp- provide
WW-1457 (Oct 25, 1962): Whether the adoption of (1) a standard, textbook on property- casualty insurance or (2) a standard textbook with revisions on the subject of property- casualty inclurance will satisfy Section 7 of Article 21. 14 of the Insurance Code and related
WW-0441 (Jun 02, 1958): May a corporation or company Austin, Texas organized under Article 1513a, V.C.S., engage in a general loan business, and the appro- priate action to be taken by the Department of Banki~ng by reason of the provisions of Section g., Article 1524a, V.C.S., If a company organized under hrtlcle 1513a Is found to be making direct loans to the general public.
WW-0225 (Aug 26, 1957):
WW-0167:
WW-0339:
WW-0558:

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