1997-04-28                     Senate Journal                      Page 1529
SB 104                                                                       
Senator Kelly moved and asked unanimous consent to withdraw the                
reconsideration notice on CS FOR SENATE BILL NO. 104(FIN) am                   
An Act relating to regulation and examination of insurers and                  
insurance agents; relating to kinds of insurance; relating to payment          
of insurance taxes and to required insurance reserves; relating to             
insurance policies; relating to regulation of capital, surplus, and            
investments by insurers; relating to hospital and medical service              
corporations; relating to the portability and availability of health care      
insurance; making amendments to the insurance statutes to conform              
to federal requirements regarding health insurance; relating to the            
repeal of certain small employer health care insurance provisions;             
requiring that uninsured and underinsured motor vehicle insurance              
apply to claims of an insured even if other policy limits are not              
exhausted; repealing delayed provisions relating to dental, vision, and        
hearing insurance in secs. 3 and 4, ch. 101, SLA 1992; repealing               
delayed provisions relating to small employer health care insurance            
in secs. 4, 7, 9, and 12, ch. 39, SLA 1993; repealing the delayed              
effective date in sec. 5, ch. 101, SLA 1992, and in sec. 13, ch. 39,           
SLA 1993; and providing for an effective date.                                 
                                                                               
President Miller called the Senate.  The call was satisfied.                   
                                                                               
Senator Kelly moved and asked unanimous consent that he be                     
allowed to withdraw his motion.  Without objection, it was so                  
ordered.