7 CFR Part 400
97 sections.
- § 400.10General statement
- § 400.11Applicability
- § 400.12Availability of Federal crop insurance
- § 400.13Premium rates, amounts of protection, and coverage levels
- § 400.14The contract
- § 400.15The application and the policy
- § 400.16Appropriation contingency
- § 400.17Creditors
- § 400.90Definitions
- § 400.91Applicability
- § 400.92Appeals
- § 400.93Administrative review
- § 400.94Mediation
- § 400.95Time limitations for filing and responding to requests for administrative review
- § 400.96Judicial review
- § 400.97Reservations of authority
- § 400.98Reconsideration process
- § 400.161Definitions
- § 400.162Qualification ratios
- § 400.163Applicability
- § 400.164Eligibility for a Reinsurance Agreement
- § 400.169Disputes
- § 400.201Applicability of standards
- § 400.202Definitions
- § 400.203Financial statement and certification
- § 400.204Notification of deviation from standards
- § 400.205Denial or termination of contract and administrative reassignment of business
- § 400.206Financial qualifications for acceptability
- § 400.207Representative licensing and certification
- § 400.208Term of the contract
- § 400.209Electronic transmission and receiving system
- § 400.301Basis, purpose, and applicability
- § 400.302Definitions
- § 400.303Initial selection criteria
- § 400.304Nonstandard Classification determinations
- § 400.305Assignment of Nonstandard Classifications
- § 400.306Spouses and minor children
- § 400.307Discontinuance of participation
- § 400.308Notice of Nonstandard Classification
- § 400.309Requests for reconsideration
- § 400.351Basis and applicability
- § 400.352State and local laws and regulations preempted
- § 400.401Basis and purpose and applicability
- § 400.402Definitions
- § 400.403Required system of records
- § 400.404Policyholder responsibilities
- § 400.405Agent and loss adjuster responsibilities
- § 400.406Insurance provider responsibilities
- § 400.407Restricted access
- § 400.408Safeguards and storage
- § 400.409Unauthorized disclosure
- § 400.410Penalties
- § 400.411Obtaining personal records
- § 400.412Record retention
- § 400.451General
- § 400.452Definitions
- § 400.453Exhaustion of administrative remedies
- § 400.454Disqualification and civil fines
- § 400.455Governmentwide debarment and suspension (procurement)
- § 400.456Governmentwide debarment and suspension (nonprocurement)
- § 400.457Program Fraud Civil Remedies Act
- § 400.458Scheme or device
- § 400.650Purpose
- § 400.651Definitions
- § 400.652Insurance availability
- § 400.653Determining crops of economic significance
- § 400.654Application and acreage report
- § 400.655Eligibility for other program benefits
- § 400.675Purpose
- § 400.677Definitions
- § 400.678Applicability
- § 400.679Criteria for ineligibility
- § 400.680Controlled substance
- § 400.681Written payment agreement
- § 400.682Determination and notification
- § 400.683Period of ineligibility
- § 400.684Effect of ineligibility
- § 400.685Criteria for regaining eligibility
- § 400.686Administration and maintenance
- § 400.700Basis, purpose, and applicability
- § 400.701Definitions
- § 400.702Confidentiality and duration of confidentiality
- § 400.703Timing and format
- § 400.704Covered by this subpart
- § 400.705Contents for new and changed 508(h) submissions, concept proposals, and index-based weather plans of insurance
- § 400.706Review
- § 400.707Presentation to the Board for approval or disapproval
- § 400.708Post approval
- § 400.709Roles and responsibilities
- § 400.710Preemption and premium taxation
- § 400.711Right of review, modification, and the withdrawal of approval
- § 400.712Research and development reimbursement, maintenance reimbursement, advance payments for concept proposals, and user fees
- § 400.713Non-reinsured supplemental (NRS) policy
- § 400.765Definitions
- § 400.766Basis and applicability
- § 400.767Request for a final agency determination
- § 400.768FCIC response
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