Who holds the title of Manager/Chief in the Self-Insurance Plans?

• A. The Director
• B. The Secretary
• C. The Manager/Chief
• D. The Chief Financial Officer

Answer: (C)

In Self-Insurance Plans, the administrative head is the Manager/Chief. This person runs the plan on a day-to-day basis, handling operations, ensuring compliance with plan rules and regulatory requirements, and overseeing funding, claims, and budgeting. The title signals who is responsible for the overall governance and management of the SIP.

Other roles like Director or Secretary are typically higher-level agency positions or broader organizational titles and do not denote the plan’s internal administrator. The Chief Financial Officer focuses on finances, not the overall administration of the SIP, so the Manager/Chief is the designation that best fits the plan’s leadership role.

So the Manager/Chief is the correct designation.