S.D. Codified Laws § 58-1-30.4

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Transmission of electronic documents by consent--Notice of document by electronic means

Official statutory text

The notice, as described in § 58-1-30.2 , may be delivered by electronic means to the covered employee's or covered person's designated electronic mail address or smart device number and must contain:

(1) A prominent statement that important information regarding the group health plan has been posted on the internet site;

(2) The name of or a description of the notice or document;

(3) The internet site address or a hyperlink at which the notice or document may be accessed;

(4) A statement of the recipient's right to request the notice or document in paper form at no charge and the process to exercise that right;

(5) A statement of the recipient's right to opt out of delivery by electronic means and to receive documents in paper form free of charge;

(6) The time period during which the notice or document will remain accessible on the internet site; and

(7) A telephone number for the insurer or the group health plan administrator.

Source: SL 2023, ch 162, § 5.

Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site

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