B. Class B assessments shall be made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under section 4608 with regard to an impaired domestic insurer.

C. Class C assessments shall be made to the extent necessary to carry out the powers and duties of the association under section 4608 with regard to an impaired foreign or alien insurer.

D. To the extent that the maximum 2% has not been assessed, an assessment of up to that member's proportionate share of the applicable maximum as set forth in this paragraph shall be assessed when immediately necessary for the payment of claims and expenses. Payment of this assessment shall be assured by one of the means set forth in this paragraph. Any amount drawn by the association under any line of credit shall be considered a payment toward the member insurer's obligation provided for in this paragraph. The maximum line of credit or preinsolvency assessment for each account shall be as follows:

Account Maximum

Life $1,400,000

Health $1,500,000

Annuity $500,000

(1) The association shall obtain a line of credit for the benefit of each account, in an amount not to exceed the applicable maximum to ensure the immediate availability of funds for purposes of future claims and expenses attributable to an insurer insolvency in that account. That line of credit shall be obtained from a qualified financial institution. At no time may a qualified financial institution participate in a line of credit in excess of 20% of its equity capital. The line of credit shall provide for a 30-day notice of termination or nonrenewal to the superintendent and the association and shall provide funding to the association within one business day of receipt of notice from the superintendent of an impaired insurer in that account as defined in section 4605. Each member insurer upon notice from the association shall make immediate payment for its proportionate share of the amount borrowed based on the premium for the