Minnesota Administrative Rules

7700.0090 COMPENSATION.

Subpart 1.

Consumer assistance partners compensation.

Consumer assistance partner compensation may include, but is not limited to, per enrollment payments, grants, and pay-for-performance payments. The type of compensation is dependent on the specific role of the consumer assistance partner. The amount or rate of compensation is dependent on the specific role of the consumer assistance partner. The rate of per enrollment payments shall be set by the board on an annual basis. The initial payment rate and any subsequent changes to the payment rate must be published in the State Register. The payment rate is effective upon publication and applicable for all work completed on or after the payment rate effective date.

A.

Payment per enrollment.

(1)

Consumer assistance partners may receive payment for each successful enrollment through MNsure. The rate of payment shall be set by MNsure. The initial payment rate and any subsequent changes to the payment rate shall be published in the State Register. The payment rate is effective upon publication and applicable for all work completed on or after the payment rate effective date. Payments shall be paid based on the availability of funding.

(2)

Payments shall be made directly to the entity.

B.

Grants.

(1)

MNsure may award grants through a competitive process. The competitive process shall be based on solicitation, and at MNsure's discretion, grants shall be established based on the criteria outlined in the solicitation.

(2)

Disbursements of grant funding shall be paid per contract agreed to between the entity and MNsure.

C.

Pay-for-performance payments. At the discretion of MNsure, pay-for-performance payments shall be established to address specific performance measures including, but not limited to, targeted geographic areas, specific population barriers, disparities, or distinctive outreach activities.

Subp. 2.

Insurance producers.

Compensation for insurance producers is subject to Minnesota Statutes, section 62V.05, subdivision 3.

Statutory Authority:

MS s 62V.05; L 2013 c 9 s 14

History:

37 SR 1579

Published Electronically:

July 11, 2013