establishing multiple-caregiver self-insured risk coverage arrangements for nonprofit and for-profit providers and servicers.

Added the word 'to' in the phrase 'licensees subject to RSA title XXXVII' (previously read 'subject RSA title XXXVII'), fixing a grammatical error.

Removed an incomplete sentence fragment ('Covered entities may contract for o...') that appeared to be a truncated drafting error at the end of section 405-C:5, I. The paragraph now ends cleanly with 'as permitted under this chapter.'

The bill's version label changed from 'As Amended by the Senate' to 'As Amended by the House,' reflecting that the House has now acted on the bill.

A new date stamp (14May2026... 1626h) was added to indicate when the House amendment was made.

The bill's scope expanded from covering only child care centers and foster family homes to covering nonprofit and for-profit providers and servicers of child care, day care, foster care placement, and behavioral health services.

A new exemptions section (405-C:4) was added clarifying that the chapter does not apply to entities that individually self-insure, participate in risk retention groups or purchasing groups under RSA 405-A, are captive insurers, or are local government interlocal agreements.

The minimum number of participating entities was reduced from 10 or more facilities to just 2 or more eligible entities, making it far easier to form such arrangements.

Regulatory authority shifted from the Secretary of State (Department of State) to the Commissioner of the Insurance Department, with specific insurance code provisions now applying (investigations, hearings, examinations, claims adjusters, third-party administrators, producer licensing, and unfair trade practices).

New explicit tax exemption provisions were added: arrangements are exempt from the premium tax under RSA 400-A:32 and from assessment with respect to the administration fund under RSA 400-A:39.

New definitions were introduced for 'covered entity,' 'liability risks,' 'multiple-caregiver self-insured risk coverage arrangement,' 'nonprofit organization' (defined by IRS tax-exempt status), and 'self-insurance.'

The bill was renumbered from Chapter 5-E (placed after chapter 5-D) to Chapter 405-C (placed after chapter 405-B), moving it into the insurance title of the Revised Statutes Annotated.