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The Service Contract Bill
Alabama bill moves service contract fees to new state fund
Insurance, to provide that service contract provider registration fees be paid into the Special Examination Revolving Fund instead of the Service Contract Revolving Fund
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If passed, service contract providers would have to pay their registration fees into the Special Examination Revolving Fund instead of the Service Contract Revolving Fund.
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Citizens should watch because the shift could change how state money is used, possibly affecting oversight of insurance services and the cost of those services to you.
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The facts
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- HB419 is a bill in the Alabama House of Representatives.
- It proposes moving registration fees from the Service Contract Revolving Fund to the Special Examination Revolving Fund.
- The bill was introduced on February 10, 2026 and referred to the House Insurance Committee.
- Sponsor is Artis McCampbell, a Democrat.
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