Delaware's adopted resolution directs a task force to propose medical cost schedules or caps and recommend ways to lower personal and business car insurance costs.
The task force must draw up a proposed schedule of medical costs or caps and work with state insurance officials to estimate possible effects on car insurance prices.
By January 30, 2026, the group must send lawmakers ideas for changing laws and the Insurance Commissioner ideas for changing rules to lower car insurance costs.
The group must make it possible for the public to take part throughout its discussions. A majority of members must approve official findings and recommendations.
The task force must develop a proposed schedule of medical costs or medical cost caps. The proposals concern personal and business car insurance in Delaware. The task force must work with the Insurance Department, which must get insurers' help to estimate possible effects on premiums. The task force's first meeting was due no later than September 1, 2025.
The task force must send written ideas for lowering car insurance costs. Lawmakers receive ideas for changing laws, and the Insurance Commissioner receives ideas for changing rules. Both sets of recommendations were due no later than January 30, 2026.
The task force must make public participation possible throughout its discussions. These rules cover the task force's discussions and official decisions. Official findings and recommendations require approval by a majority of task force members.
No hearings or votes scheduled.