Is it not the case that health risk pools have been created by statute in the several States to serve a public function of relieving the hardship of those who, for health reasons, are unable to obtain health insurance coverage? Additionally, that these pools do not carry on an activity ordinarily carried on by insurance companies and not designed to make a profit? Further, that they are established by State statute and none of the net earnings benefit any private shareholder, member, or individual?
Thad Cochran: “Is it not the case that health risk pools have been created by statute in the several States to serve a public function…”
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Discussing the purpose and structure of health risk pools in state legislation.
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