Missouri Code of State Regulations Title 20 - DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND INSURANCE
Here’s a detailed overview of Missouri Code of State Regulations (CSR), Title 20 – Department of Commerce and Insurance:
📚 Structure of Title 20 (Division & Chapter Overview)
The Missouri Secretary of State publishes Title 20 monthly. The latest compilation includes the following divisions and select chapters:
Division 10 – General Administration (Chapters 1–4) (sos.mo.gov)
Division 100 – Insurer Conduct (Chapters 1–9) (sos.mo.gov)
Division 200 – Insurance Solvency and Company Regulation (Chapters 1–22) (law.cornell.edu)
Division 300 – Market Conduct Examinations (Chapters 1–3) (regulations.justia.com)
Division 400 – Life, Annuities and Health (Chapters 1–14) (law.cornell.edu)
Division 500 – Property and Casualty (Chapters 1–10) (regulations.justia.com)
Division 600 – Statistical Reporting (Chapters 1–3) (law.cornell.edu)
Division 700 – Insurance Licensing (Chapters 1–8) (law.cornell.edu)
Division 800 – Administrative Procedures under the Insurance Laws (Chapters 1–3) (regulations.justia.com)
Additional divisions under Title 20 include (but are not limited to):
Credit Unions (1100–1105), State Banking Board (1135), Division of Finance (1140), Accountancy (2010), Architects/Engineers (2030), Athlete Agents (2045), multiple health and professional boards (e.g. cosmetology, dental, pharmacy).
🔍 Example: Specific Regulations
20 CSR 400‑4.050: Sets general filing instructions for long‑term care rules, including incorporation by reference of national model forms (law.cornell.edu, regulations.justia.com).
20 CSR 4240‑10.085: Pertains to utility acquisition incentives under the Public Service Commission division (floridapsc.com).
20 CSR 700‑4.100: Describes procedures for utilization review agent registration and fees under licensing (managedcarelegaldatabase.org).
📝 Accessing & Using Title 20
The official source is the Missouri Secretary of State’s CSR portal, where the full text is available online and updated monthly (sos.mo.gov).
You can navigate divisions and chapters using their web interface.
Each rule’s Effective Date appears in the authority section at the bottom of the rule; revisions published monthly take effect at least 30 days after publication (sos.mo.gov).
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