AB487,9,21 1. Coverage for medical expenses incurred of at least $250,000 and for up to 104 weeks following the injury.

AB487,9,24 2. Continuous total disability payments and temporary total disability payments for up to 104 weeks following the injury that equal one-sixth of the application-based driver's total earnings from all network companies during the 28 days prior to the accident, subject to the minimum and maximum weekly amount of benefits under s. 102.11.

AB487,10,7 3. For the benefit of a spouse, child, or other dependent, as described in s. 102.51, of an application-based driver who suffers an injury that results in death while engaged on the network company's online-enabled application, software, or system, an accidental death benefit equal to the death benefit provided under s. 102.46.

AB487,10,12 (b) If an accident is covered by occupational accident insurance maintained by more than one network company, the insurer of the network company against whom a claim is filed shall be entitled to a contribution for the pro rata share of coverage attributable to one or more other network companies, up to the coverages and limits under par. (a).

AB487,10,16 (c) Any benefit provided to an application-based driver under an occupational accident insurance policy described in par. (a) shall be treated as amounts payable under a worker's compensation law or disability benefit for the purpose of determining amounts payable under insurance provided under s. 632.32. (4) or (4m).

AB487,17 Section 17 . INS 3.15 (4) (a) of the administrative code is amended to read:

AB487,11,5 INS 3.15 (4) (a) In accordance with the provisions of s. 600.03 (4), Stats., the following are eligible for blanket accident and health insurance: 1. Volunteer fire departments, 2. National guard units, 3. Newspaper delivery carriers, 4. Dependents of students, 5. Volunteer civil defense organizations, 6. Volunteer auxiliary police organizations, 7. Law enforcement agencies, 8. Cooperatives organized under ch. 185, Stats., on a membership basis without capital stock, 9. Registered guests in a motel, hotel, or resort, 10. Members or members and advisors of fraternal organizations including women's auxiliaries of such organizations and fraternal youth organizations, 11. Associations of sports officials, 12. Purchasers of protective athletic equipment, 13. Migrant workers, 14. Participants in racing meets, 15. Patrons or guests of a recreational facility or resort, 16. Application-based drivers, as defined in s. 102.01 (2) (ae), Stats., of a network company, as defined in s. 632.985 (1) (b), Stats.

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