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In an action brought by the commissioner against the association under Chapter 441:
(1) the association’s inability to satisfy obligations under Subchapter M related to the issuance of public securities under this chapter constitutes a condition that makes the association’s continuation in business hazardous to the public or to the association’s policyholders for the purposes of § 441.052;
(2) the time for the association to comply with the requirements of supervision or for the conservator to complete the conservator’s duties, as applicable, is limited to three years from the date the commissioner commences the action against the association; and
(3) unless the commissioner takes further action against the association under Chapter 441, as a condition of release from supervision, the association must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the commissioner that the association is able to satisfy obligations under Subchapter M related to the issuance of public securities under this chapter.