(a) The authority may make determinations regarding the sufficiency of payments made by an insurer of fees collected under § 1006.153.
(b) Pursuant to a determination made under Subsection (a), the authority may:
(1) notify the comptroller that payments made by an insurer are sufficient; and
(2) request the comptroller to draw warrants on the funds available to the authority for the purpose of refunding money to an insurer.

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Terms Used In Texas Transportation Code 1006.152


(c) The authority shall make the determination under this section as follows:
(1) the two members of the authority who are representatives of insurance companies writing motor vehicle insurance in this state shall recuse themselves; and
(2) the remaining five members of the authority shall make the determination by a simple majority vote.
(d) Determinations made under this section shall be performed in accordance with procedures set forth in rules adopted by the authority. The question of eligibility for a refund is not a contested case under Chapter 2001, Government Code.
(e) A request for a refund made under this section must be made not later than four years after the date the payment was made to the authority under § 1006.153.
(f) The authority may recover from an insurer requesting a refund under this section any costs associated with a denied or improperly requested refund.