Relates to enacting the certificate of insurance reliability act (CIRA)

The Certificate of Insurance Reliability Act (CIRA) standardizes insurance certificates for activities in New York. It requires insurers to issue binding certificates using only forms approved by regulators, preventing contractors or government entities from demanding non-standard versions. This applies to certificates covering personal injury or property damage liability insurance required for contracts. The law aims to simplify verification processes and prevent delays caused by inconsistent certificate requirements.