Tex. Insurance Code § 707.003
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 707.003, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 707.003. CONSUMER EDUCATION.
Official statutory text
The department, in coordination with other state agencies and stakeholders as necessary, shall develop and implement an education program related to the payment of property insurance policy deductibles. The program must:
(1) provide reasonable methods to educate insurance consumers and providers of goods or services that are regularly paid for from proceeds of property insurance claims; and
(2) include information regarding:
(A) the requirements of this chapter and Section 27.02, Business & Commerce Code; and
(B) the conduct prohibited by Section 27.02, Business & Commerce Code.
(1) provide reasonable methods to educate insurance consumers and providers of goods or services that are regularly paid for from proceeds of property insurance claims; and
(2) include information regarding:
(A) the requirements of this chapter and Section 27.02, Business & Commerce Code; and
(B) the conduct prohibited by Section 27.02, Business & Commerce Code.
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