3 Del. C. § 807
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§ Â 807. Annual reporting.
Official statutory text
By the end of each year, the Department must provide a report to the Chairs of the House and Senate Agriculture Committees of the General Assembly which must include the following:
(1) The number of participating farmers.
(2) A list of all approved participating insurance providers.
(3) The total amount of acreage in the State, broken down by county, that is insured under the Program.
(4) The total amount of net book premium charged to the eligible farmers participating in the Program.
(5) The total paid out by the Department, over the last year, in premium subsidies and incurred Program administrative expenses.
(1) The number of participating farmers.
(2) A list of all approved participating insurance providers.
(3) The total amount of acreage in the State, broken down by county, that is insured under the Program.
(4) The total amount of net book premium charged to the eligible farmers participating in the Program.
(5) The total paid out by the Department, over the last year, in premium subsidies and incurred Program administrative expenses.
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