(a) For purposes of this section:

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(1) “Company” means an individual company, not part of a company group, licensed to write property or casualty insurance in the state of Connecticut. It does not include surplus lines companies; and

(2) “Company group” means a group of commonly owned companies, or companies under common management and control, that are licensed to write property or casualty insurance in the state of Connecticut. It does not include surplus lines companies.

(b) Annually, on or before June first, each company or company group writing commercial risk insurance in this state shall submit to the Insurance Commissioner, in a form required by the commissioner, a report showing its commercial risk insurance writings and experience for the preceding calendar year in this state and country-wide. Such report shall be based on the coding of business to line and class in accordance with currently filed and approved accounting rules and statistical plans. Such report shall consist of the information required by subsection (c) of this section for the following lines and classes of insurance written by such company or company group: (1) Commercial automobile insurance, personal injury protection; (2) other commercial automobile insurance liability; (3) product liability insurance; (4) medical malpractice insurance; (5) other liability insurance as follows: (A) Municipal liability, (B) liquor liability, and (C) day care center liability; and (6) any other commercial liability line described as such in the annual statement or any other class of insurance designated by the commissioner.

(c) Reports filed pursuant to subsection (b) of this section shall include the following data, both specific to the state and country-wide, on a calendar year basis by the type of insurance for the previous calendar year ending on the thirty-first day of December next preceding: (1) Direct premiums written; (2) direct premiums earned; (3) incurred loss and loss adjustment expense; (4) incurred expenses; and (5) policyholder dividends. For purposes of this subsection, estimates may be used where credible data are unavailable.

(d) The report may be submitted to the commissioner by a licensed rating or advisory organization on behalf of the insurer or insurer group.

(e) The Insurance Commissioner shall annually compile and summarize all reports submitted to the commissioner pursuant to subsection (b) of this section. The commissioner’s compilation shall be published and made available to any interested resident of this state upon written request to the commissioner.