Proposition 103 authorized a process for consumer participation in the administrative process for setting insurance rates, and permitted consumer "intervenors" to recover advocacy and witness fees and expenses under certain circumstances. For information about the process, please review all the information provided below.

• Information Sheet: Proposition 103 Intervenor Process
• How to Participate in the Intervenor Compensation Program
• Consulting Actuaries that may be willing to consult with Consumer Intervenors
• Report on Intervenor Compensation 2003 to present

Applicable Regulations:

California Code of Regulations, Title 10, Chapter 5

• Sections 2661.1 - 2662.8 - Current intervenor regulations
• Several forms from the "old" intervenor regulations have not been superceded by the current regulations and may be a good place to start.
  • Section 2623.2 (Request for Finding of Eligibility)
  • Section 2623.3 (Notice of Intent to Seek Compensation)
  • Section 2623.5 (Request for Award of Compensation)

Requests for, and Findings of Eligibility to Seek Compensation received since January 1, 2013

• Request for Finding of Eligibility to Seek Compensation from the National Asian American Coalition, received February 28, 2013:
  • Request for Finding of Eligibility
  • Supplement to Request for Finding of Eligibility
  • Additional Supplement to Request for Finding of Eligibility

• Finding of Eligibility to Seek Compensation for the National Asian American Coalition, granted March 18, 2013:
  • Finding of Eligibility to Seek Compensation for the National Asian American Coalition

Public Advisor:

The Public Advisor monitors and assists participation by members of the public in the Department of Insurance's proceedings. Public Advisor Ed Wu can be reached at (213) 346-6635.