The Terrorism Risk Insurance Act obliges an insurer writing commercial property and casualty coverage to:
Explanation
The act's make-available requirement means the insurer must offer coverage for certified acts of terrorism on terms that do not differ materially from the rest of the policy, and it must disclose the premium for it; the buyer is then free to accept or reject the offer. Coverage is neither automatic and free nor forbidden, and the federal backstop shares losses after a certified event rather than taking the whole exposure by cession.
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