True or False: All self-insurers shall provide the manager with information on standard workers' compensation policies, specific access coverage, and any aggregate excess workers' compensation coverage carried.

• A. Not applicable
• B. True
• C. Unknown
• D. False

Answer: (B)

The main idea is that the person managing a self‑insurance plan must have a complete view of how the plan is protected financially. Self‑insurers are required to inform the plan manager about the standard workers’ compensation policy they rely on, plus any excess layers—both specific excess coverage for particular exposures and aggregate excess coverage that sits above the plan’s primary funding. This information lets the manager assess and verify the plan’s financial backing, ensure proper funding for claims, monitor exposure limits, and maintain regulatory compliance. Without knowing the exact policy structure and the existence of any excess protections, the plan’s solvency and governance could be at risk. So, stating that all self‑insurers shall provide the manager with information on standard policies and any excess coverage is accurate.