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V.I. Code tit. 22, § 6666 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 22 - Insurance|Chapter 66 - Alternative Markets Act|Subchapter III - Special Purpose Financial Captives|§ 6666. Payment of dividends

 (a) An SPFC may not declare or pay dividends in any form to its owners other than in accordance with the insurance securitization transaction agreements, and in no extent may the dividends decrease the capital of the SPFC below two hundred fifty thousand dollars, and, after giving effect to the dividends, the assets of the SPFC, including assets held in trust pursuant to the terms of the insurance securitization, must be sufficient to satisfy the SAM that it can meet its obligations. Approval by the SAM of an ongoing plan for the payment of dividends or other distribution by an SPFC must be conditioned upon the retention, at the time of each payment, of capital or surplus equal to or in excess of amounts specified by, or determined in accordance with formulas approved for the SPFC by the SAM. (b) The dividends may be declared by the management of the SPFC if the dividends do not violate the provisions of this subchapter or jeopardize the fulfillment of the obligations of the SPFC or the trustee pursuant to the SPFC insurance securitization agreements, the SPFC contract, or any related transaction and other provisions of this subchapter.
V.I. Code tit. 22, § 6668 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 22 - Insurance|Chapter 66 - Alternative Markets Act|Subchapter III - Special Purpose Financial Captives|§ 6668. Examinations by the SAM; confidentiality of examination reports

 (a) At least once every three years, and if the SAM determines it to be prudent, the SAM, or his designee, shall visit each SPFC and thoroughly inspect and examine its affairs to ascertain its financial condition, its ability to fulfill its obligations, and whether it has complied with this subchapter. The SAM upon application, in his discretion, may enlarge the three year period to five years, if an SPFC is subject to a comprehensive annual audit during that period of a scope satisfactory to the SAM by licensed independent auditors approved by the SAM. The expenses and charges of the examination must be paid to the Territory by the company or companies examined, and the Department shall issue its warrants for the proper charges incurred in all examinations. (b) All examination reports, preliminary examination reports or results, working papers, recorded information, documents, and copies of documents produced by, obtained by, or disclosed to the SAM or any other person in the course of an examination made pursuant to the provisions of this section are confidential and are not subject to subpoena and may not be made public by the SAM or an employee or agent of the SAM without the written consent of the company, except to the extent provided in this subsection. Nothing in this subsection prevents the SAM from using this information in furtherance of the SAM's regulatory authority as provided by the provisions of this title. The SAM may grant access to this information to public officers having jurisdiction over the regulation of insurance in another Territory or country, or to law enforcement officers of this Territory, including the Attorney General or Lieutenant Governor or another Territory or agency of the federal government at any time, if the officers receiving the information agree in writing to hold it in a manner consistent with this section.
V.I. Code tit. 22, § 6669 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 22 - Insurance|Chapter 66 - Alternative Markets Act|Subchapter III - Special Purpose Financial Captives|§ 6669. Expiration of authority granted by the SAM on cessation of business; suspension or revocation of license; penalties; administrative hearing

 (a) At the cessation of business of an SPFC following termination or cancellation of an SPFC contract and the redemption of any related securities issued in connection with them, the authority granted by the SAM expires or, in the case of retiring and surviving protected cells, be modified, and the SPFC is no longer authorized to conduct activities unless and until a new or modified license is issued pursuant to a new filing pursuant to the provisions of section 4 or as agreed by the SAM. (b) The SAM may suspend or revoke the license of an SPFC for: (1) insolvency; (2) failure to meet the provisions of sections 6656, 6658 or 6670 of this subchapter; (3) use of methods that, although not otherwise specifically prohibited by law, nevertheless render its operation detrimental or its condition unsound with respect to the public, the holders of the securities, or policyholders of the SPFC; or (4) failure to otherwise comply in any material respect with applicable laws of this Territory. (c) if the SAM finds, upon examination or other evidence, that an SPFC has committed any of the acts specified in subsection (b), the SAM may impose the penalties provided under this chapter, if the SAM considers it in the best interest of the public, the holders of the securities, and the policyholders of the SPFC. (d) Unless the grounds for suspension or revocation relate only to the financial condition or soundness of the SPFC or to a deficiency in its assets, the SAM shall notify the SPFC not less than thirty days before revoking its authority to do business in this Territory and specify in the notice the particulars of the alleged violation of the law or its organizational documents or grounds for revocation and a proper opportunity must be offered the SPFC to be heard before the Superior Court, or an administrative law court if and when established.
V.I. Code tit. 22, § 6671 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 22 - Insurance|Chapter 66 - Alternative Markets Act|Subchapter III - Special Purpose Financial Captives|§ 6671. Conditions for SPFC contract being granted credit for reinsurance treatment or otherwise qualifying as asset or reduction from liability for benefit of counterparty

 An SPFC contract meeting the provisions of this subchapter must be granted credit for reinsurance treatment or otherwise qualifies as an asset or a reduction from liability for reinsurance ceded by a domestic insurer to an SPFC as an assuming insurer for the benefit of the counterparty, provided and only to the extent: (a) of the fair value of the assets held in trust for, or irrevocable letters of credit issued by a bank chartered by this Territory or a member bank of the Federal Reserve System or as approved by the SAM, for the benefit of the counterparty under the SPFC contract; (b) the assets are held in trust pursuant to the provisions of this subchapter; (c) the assets are administered in the manner and pursuant to arrangements as provided in this subchapter; and (d) the assets are held or invested in one or more of the forms allowed in section 6665 of this Title.
V.I. Code tit. 22, § 6673 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 22 - Insurance|Chapter 66 - Alternative Markets Act|Subchapter III - Special Purpose Financial Captives|§ 6673. Disclosure of information by the SAM

 Information submitted pursuant to this subchapter is confidential and may not be made public by the SAM or an agent or employee of the SAM without the prior written consent of the SPFC, except that: (a) information submitted pursuant to this subchapter is discoverable by a party in a civil action or contested case to which the submitting SPFC is a party, upon a specific finding by the court that: (1) the SPFC is a necessary party to the action and not joined only for the purposes of evading the confidentiality provisions of this subchapter; (2) the party seeking the information demonstrates by a clear and convincing standard that the information sought is relevant, material to, and necessary for the prosecution or defense of the claim asserted in the action; and (3) the information sought is unavailable from other non-confidential sources. (b) The SAM may disclose the information to the public officer having jurisdiction over the regulation of insurance in another territory or state if: (1) the public official agrees in writing to maintain the confidentiality of the information; and (2) the laws of the territory or state in which the public official serves require the information to be confidential.
V.I. Code tit. 22, § 6675 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 22 - Insurance|Chapter 66 - Alternative Markets Act|Subchapter III - Special Purpose Financial Captives|§ 6675. Promulgation of regulations

 The SAM may, in accordance with Title 3, Chapter 35, Virgin Islands Code, promulgate regulations necessary to effectuate the purposes of this subchapter. Regulations promulgated pursuant to this section do not affect an SPFC insurance securitization in effect at the time of the promulgation.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 51 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter I - Observance of Order and Propriety|§ 51. Walking on public sidewalks

 Pedestrians meeting on public sidewalks shall keep to the right.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 53 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter I - Observance of Order and Propriety|§ 53. Holding, climbing or attaching handcarts to vehicles in motion

 No person shall hold, climb upon, or attach handcarts to any vehicle in motion.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 54 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter I - Observance of Order and Propriety|§ 54. Prohibition of certain activities on public streets, roads and places

 No person shall shoot with guns, pistols, catapults, popguns, bows and arrows, peashooters, or any other device; ignite any kind of explosive; throw stones, dirt, water, or anything which might damage or cause annoyance; fly kites, or play games on, or across, public streets, roads and places. The police authority may, however, permit the discharge of fireworks.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 55 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter I - Observance of Order and Propriety|§ 55. Bathing near public streets, roads or places

 No person shall bathe in the immediate vicinity of public streets, roads, or places, other than where allowed by the police authorities.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 91 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter II - Traffic and Impediments to Traffic|§ 91. Regulation of traffic

 The police authorities may regulate and control all traffic, and may close any public street, road or place, to all traffic, or to certain kinds of traffic, when circumstances concerning public safety and order warrant.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 92 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter II - Traffic and Impediments to Traffic|§ 92. Transaction of business on public highways or grounds

 No person shall sell goods, or transact similar business upon public highways or grounds, other than the regular market places, without the permission of the police authorities. Persons granted such permission shall confine their business strictly to the place or places, allotted to them.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 93 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter II - Traffic and Impediments to Traffic|§ 93. Carrying objects on sidewalks or footpaths

 No person shall carry on public sidewalks or footpaths such objects as might expose pedestrians to injury, or obstruct their passage.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 94 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter II - Traffic and Impediments to Traffic|§ 94. Obstruction of sidewalks, streets or places

 No person shall place anything on public sidewalks, streets, or places, that will obstruct public traffic. Such obstruction is, however, permissible in case of loading or unloading of articles, where no court or yard is available. In such cases, as little inconvenience as possible shall be caused to traffic, and the said articles must be removed without unreasonable delay. Carts, as well as handcarts shall not be unduly delayed upon public streets, roads or places, for the purpose of loading or unloading without the special permission of the police authorities.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 95 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter II - Traffic and Impediments to Traffic|§ 95. Beating, shaking, airing, or drying materials; watering plants

 No person shall beat, shake, air, or dry carpets, clothes, cloths, or the like, on or across public streets, roads, or places or water plants placed on galleries in such a way as to inconvenience those who pass beneath.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 96 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter II - Traffic and Impediments to Traffic|§ 96. Obstruction of traffic by vehicles

 Vehicles shall not be parked on public streets, roads, and places, where they obstruct traffic; and shall not be allowed to remain on the above named places longer than is necessary for loading and unloading, unless special permission is obtained from the police authorities. When such special permission is obtained, they shall remain in the places allotted them. When horses and carts are drawn up on public highways, they shall be as far as possible to the side of the road.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 97 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter II - Traffic and Impediments to Traffic|§ 97. Instructions for special occasions

 At weddings, funerals, concerts, balls, theatrical performances, or on other occasions when vehicles are assembled in large numbers in the public streets, roads, or places, the special instructions of the police authorities for such occasions shall be obeyed.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 121 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter III - Averting Danger From Traffic|§ 121. Supervision of small children in public places

 Parents, or guardians, of small children shall provide proper supervision for such children, when in public streets, roads, or places.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 122 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter III - Averting Danger From Traffic|§ 122. Obstruction of traffic by construction

 Before beginning the erection, pulling down, or making extensive repairs of buildings facing a public street, road, or place, the owner shall acquaint the police authorities in writing of his intention to do so. The police authorities shall see that such arrangements are made, as will reduce all inconvenience to traffic. The owner shall see that the removal of the fencing is not delayed by the undue protraction of the work.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 123 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter III - Averting Danger From Traffic|§ 123. Erection of scaffolding

 Scaffolding facing public streets, roads, or places, shall be of warrantable strength, and carefully erected.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 124 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter III - Averting Danger From Traffic|§ 124. Cleaning or repairing of overhead structures

 When the cleaning of roof gutters, repairing of roofs, or the conducting of similar work, in places projecting over, or facing public streets, roads or places, is to be undertaken, the parties concerned shall post up such notice, or lights, as will sufficiently warn those passing of the inconvenience or danger of the place. Under no circumstances shall dry mortar, or any material of a similar nature, be thrown across public streets, roads or places.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 125 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter III - Averting Danger From Traffic|§ 125. Damaging public streets, roads or places

 (a) No person, without permission from the proper authorities, shall damage public streets, roads, or places; or in any way interfere with their customary usage, or endanger traffic thereon. (b) A violator of any provision of subsection (a) is subject to a fine of not more than $1,000 and shall pay all costs associated with the repair of the damage the violator caused to the public street, road, or place.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 126 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter III - Averting Danger From Traffic|§ 126. Placing water on public streets, roads or places

 No person shall empty or turn on water to public streets, roads, or places, except into drains designed for that purpose. The washing of the frontage of buildings facing public streets, roads, or places, shall be subject to special regulations prescribed by the Police Commissioner.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 127 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter III - Averting Danger From Traffic|§ 127. Spillage of materials on and littering public streets and highways

 (a) No person shall drive or move a vehicle on any public street or highway, nor shall the owner or bailee of any vehicle require or permit the same to be driven or moved on any public street or highway, unless such vehicle is constructed or loaded so as to prevent any of its load from dropping, sifting, leaking or otherwise escaping therefrom. (b) No person shall drive or move a vehicle on any public street or highway, nor shall the owner or bailee of any vehicle require or permit the same to be driven or moved on any public street or highway, if it is loaded with waste as defined in section 1552 of Title 19 of this code, sand or gravel, unless the load of such vehicle is fully and adequately covered. (c) This section shall not prohibit the dropping of sand for the purpose of securing traction. (d) Any person removing a wrecked or damaged vehicle from a public street or highway shall remove any glass, parts or materials dropped upon the street or highway from such vehicle. (e) Any person violating the provisions of subsection (a) or (b) of this section shall be responsible for the removal of any substance escaping upon any public street or highway. (f) Whoever violates the provisions of this section shall be punishable by a fine of not less than $50 nor more than $100.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 161 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter IV - Riding and Driving|§ 161. General rules

 (a) Persons riding or driving horse-drawn vehicles, or drawing handcarts, shall observe rules of reasonable precaution, especially when turning corners, crossing lines of traffic, passing through gates or other road-ways leading from yards, or similar places. No person shall race horses upon public streets, roads and places. Within the vicinity of the towns, no person shall drive a horse faster than at an even trot, or at a speed easily commanded. (b) Riders and drivers shall in good time warn persons who are in their way, but shall make way for vehicles of the fire service. When passing the latter vehicles, drivers shall stop, or proceed only at a walking pace. (c) Any animal, except oxen, when ridden, or driven, upon public highways or places, shall be bridled with a bit. Wagons drawn by two or more yokes of oxen, when driven on public streets, roads or places, shall have a driver with the foremost yoke or yokes.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 162 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter IV - Riding and Driving|§ 162. Riding or driving on sidewalks or footpaths

 No person shall ride or drive upon public sidewalks or footpaths.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 163 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter IV - Riding and Driving|§ 163. Riding and driving; rules of the road

 All drivers and riders shall keep to their left on the road, or street, where they meet; when passing those moving in the same direction, they shall do so on the right side. At street corners, or crossings, persons riding or driving shall not pass others travelling by similar means, and in the same direction. Persons driving around corners leading to the right shall make a wide turn, entering the street or road on the left side. Accordingly, those driving around corners leading to the left, shall make a short turn. At such time all shall drive slowly.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 164 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter IV - Riding and Driving|§ 164. Driving against detachments of troops, funerals or other processions

 No person shall drive against or into detachments of troops, funerals or other processions.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 165 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter IV - Riding and Driving|§ 165. Lights and reflectors

 Every animal-drawn vehicle in use from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour before sunrise shall display a white light on the right front side. In addition to such light, every animal-drawn vehicle shall have two reflectors not less than three inches in diameter, a green one in front and a red one in the rear, attached to the right side of the vehicle and placed as high as the structure of the vehicle will permit.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 166 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter IV - Riding and Driving|§ 166. Driving of horse-drawn vehicle by person under 12 years of age

 No person under 12 years of age shall be hired to drive a horse-drawn vehicle upon public streets, roads or places.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 167 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter IV - Riding and Driving|§ 167. Animals left standing in public places

 All animals attached to vehicles which stand on public streets, roads, places, or in gateways, yards, or similar places, with a passage leading to public highways or places, shall be in charge of some reliable person, or securely tied in a safe manner. No person shall remove bridle or halter from horses or mules in such places.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 168 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter IV - Riding and Driving|§ 168. Bells or horns on rubber-tired vehicles

 Rubber-tired vehicles shall be equipped with suitable bells or horns.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 201 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter V - Provisions Relating to Bicycles|§ 201. Bicycle and cyclist; definitions

 A bicycle is a vehicle with two wheels, one behind the other, connected by a bar carrying a seat, and propelled by the feet of the rider. The rider is referred to as a cyclist in this subchapter.
V.I. Code tit. 23, § 202 (2019)
2019 US Virgin Islands Code|Title 23 - Internal Security and Public Order|Chapter 3 - Police Regulations|Subchapter V - Provisions Relating to Bicycles|§ 202. Bicycle signal and light

 Bicycles shall be equipped with a warning signal, and with a light which shall be lighted when the bicycle is ridden on the public streets or highways between half hour after sunset and half hour before sunrise. The front glass of light shall be colorless.