Part C expands the scope of the law governing 3rd-party administrators to include entities that administer employee benefit excess insurance.

Part D clarifies that the requirement for health carriers to provide experience data to large groups applies with respect to former policyholders as well as current policyholders.

Part E clarifies the rate information that must be filed with the Bureau of Insurance with respect to group health insurance.

Part F repeals the provision making long-term care insurance rates effective for only 3 years and clarifies the rate filing requirements for individual health insurance to specify that they apply to association group coverage that falls within the definition of individual health plan.

Part G corrects several references to the long-term care insurance laws.

Part H makes several housekeeping corrections. It clarifies the definition of "private purchasing alliance" by removing a reference to licensure. It removes reference to "2 or more carriers" in the purchasing alliance law, consistent with recent amendments that permit purchasing alliances to use a single carrier. It clarifies that a provision of the individual health plan law applies to certificates as well as policies. It exempts policies from the statute concerning arbitration if they are subject to the newer statute concerning external review. It corrects a reference to a tax form. It clarifies the definition of "downstream risk arrangement." Lastly, it corrects a reference in the provision concerning discounts on Medicare supplement insurance.