To which office must the actuarial study and summary be submitted?

To which office must the actuarial study and summary be submitted?

• A. DIR
• B. OSIP
• C. CalOSHA
• D. Division of Revenue

Answer: (B)

The actuarial study and summary must go to the Office of Self-Insurance Programs. This office, within the Department of Industrial Relations, administers California’s self-insurance program for workers’ compensation. It reviews actuarial analyses to ensure the self-insured employer has adequate reserves and financial ability to meet future claims, and it requires a concise summary to accompany the submission as part of the approval and ongoing oversight. Other offices handle different functions—Cal/OSHA focuses on safety and health regulations, while the Division of Revenue deals with fiscal matters unrelated to self-insurance oversight—so they aren’t the correct recipients.

The actuarial study and summary must go to the Office of Self-Insurance Programs. This office, within the Department of Industrial Relations, administers California’s self-insurance program for workers’ compensation. It reviews actuarial analyses to ensure the self-insured employer has adequate reserves and financial ability to meet future claims, and it requires a concise summary to accompany the submission as part of the approval and ongoing oversight. Other offices handle different functions—Cal/OSHA focuses on safety and health regulations, while the Division of Revenue deals with fiscal matters unrelated to self-insurance oversight—so they aren’t the correct recipients.