NY Ins L § 6107 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ISC - Insurance Article 61 - Reciprocal Insurers and Lloyds Underwriters 6107 - Changes and Amendments.

§  6107.  Changes  and amendments. (a) (1) No reciprocal insurer shall change its name  or  amend  its  subscriber's  agreement  without  first obtaining the written approval of the superintendent.  (2)  No  such  insurer  shall  establish branch offices under other or different names or titles.  (b) The superintendent shall approve any change or substitution in the attorney-in-fact of any such insurer and there shall  be  filed  in  the office  of  the  new  attorney-in-fact  new  subscriber's  agreements or amendments to the existing subscriber's agreements  containing  the  new powers  of  attorney  signed  by  every  subscriber  of  such reciprocal insurer.  Notwithstanding  the  foregoing,  a  foreign  reciprocal  that primarily  provides coverage to former and current military officers and their  families  shall  notify  the  superintendent  of  any  change  or substitution  in  the  attorney-in-fact  of  such  insurer  and  the new attorney-in-fact shall apply  for  licensure  pursuant  to  section  six thousand  one  hundred  five  of this article within thirty days of such change or substitution.  (c) After any reciprocal insurer is authorized to do business in  this state,  it  may  be  joined by other and additional subscribers who have been accepted  and  are  qualified  and  have  executed  a  subscriber's agreement and power of attorney identical with the instruments in effect at that time and which all other subscribers have executed.  (d)  (1)  No  such  change  and  no  amendment  or modification in the provisions of the subscriber's  agreement  shall  be  submitted  to  the subscribers for execution unless approved by the advisory committee at a meeting duly called for such purpose.  (2)  Every  such  change, amendment or modification shall be submitted for execution to all existing subscribers  contemporaneously  and  shall take effect, as to all subscribers executing the same, at the expiration of one year from the date of such submission.  (3)  Any  subscriber failing to execute any new subscriber's agreement or any amendment to an existing subscriber's agreement within  one  year after  its  submission  to  such  subscriber  shall  be  deemed  to have withdrawn from membership in such reciprocal.  (4) Notwithstanding paragraphs one, two and three hereof, in the  case of  any  reciprocal  insurer  which  shall  have issued its policies, or binders, with the subscriber's agreement and statement  printed  thereon pursuant  to paragraph two of subsection (a) of section six thousand one hundred six of this article, or a reciprocal insurer having a  corporate attorney-in-fact  wholly  owned  by  the  subscribers at such reciprocal insurer who provides with such submission a  copy  of  the  subscriber's agreement  in force, the failure of any subscriber at such reciprocal to object in writing thereto within sixty  days  after  the  date  of  such submission shall constitute such subscriber's acceptance of such change, amendment  or  modification  as  fully  and to the same extent as though acceptance of such change, amendment or modification had been signed and acknowledged  by  that  subscriber  and  such   change,   amendment   or modification shall take effect, as to all subscribers at such reciprocal who  have  not  objected  thereto in writing, at the expiration of sixty days from the date of submission. Any subscriber at such reciprocal  who objects  in writing, within sixty days from the date of such submission, to such change, amendment  or  modification  shall  be  deemed  to  have withdrawn from membership in such reciprocal.