Federal · Title 42 — Public Health and Welfare

42 U.S.C. § 4052: Agreements with flood insurance pool

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The Administrator is authorized to enter into such agreements with the pool formed or otherwise created under this part as he deems necessary to carry out the purposes of this chapter. the terms and conditions under which risk capital will be available for the adjustment and payment of claims, the terms and conditions under which the pool (and the companies and other insurers participating therein) shall participate in premiums received and profits or losses realized or sustained, the maximum amount of profit, established by the Administrator and set forth in the schedules prescribed under section 4018 of this title , which may be realized by such pool (and the companies and other insurers participating therein), the terms and conditions under which operating costs and allowances set forth in the schedules prescribed under section 4018 of this title may be paid, and the terms and conditions under which premium equalization payments under section 4054 of this title will be made and reinsurance claims under section 4055 of this title will be paid. no insurance company or other insurer which meets the requirements prescribed under section 4051(b) of this title , and which has indicated an intention to participate in the flood insurance program on a risk-sharing basis, will be excluded from participating in the pool, the insurance companies and other insurers participating in the pool will take whatever action may be necessary to provide continuity of flood insurance coverage or reinsurance by the pool, and any insurance companies and other insurers, insurance agents and brokers, and insurance adjustment organizations will be permitted to cooperate with the pool as fiscal agents or otherwise, on other than a risk-sharing basis, to the maximum extent practicable.

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