Sec. 14. 24-A MRSA §222, sub-§§17 and 18, as enacted by PL 1975, c. 356, §1, are amended to read:

17. Jurisdiction of courts; service of process. Any person obtaining or attempting to obtain control of a domestic insurer shall by such act is subject such person to the jurisdiction of the courts of this State and to service of process in the manner provided in this Title. Unless a valid appointment of an agent for service of process is on file with the superintendent pursuant to another provision of this Title, the person is deemed to have appointed the superintendent as agent for service of process, and service may be made in the same manner as provided in section 2105.

18. Rules. The superintendent may, upon notice and opportunity for all interested parties persons to be heard, issue such adopt reasonable rules, regulations and orders as shall be necessary to carry out and effectuate provisions of this section.

Sec. 15. 24-A MRSA §226, sub-§§1 and 2, as amended by PL 1973, c. 585, §12, are further amended to read:

1. The Within 60 days after completion of the examination, the superintendent shall deliver a copy of the verified examination report to the person examined, together with a notice affording such that person 20 days or such an additional reasonable period as the superintendent for good cause may allow, within which to review the report and recommend changes therein to the report.

2. If so requested by the person examined, within the period allowed under subsection 1, or if deemed determined advisable by the superintendent without such request, the superintendent shall hold a hearing relative to the report and shall may not file the report in the bureau until after such the hearing and his the superintendent's order thereon on the report; except that the superintendent may furnish a copy of the report to the Governor, Attorney General or Treasurer of State pending final decision thereon and, if such the copies are so furnished, they shall be are deemed confidential information until the other requirements of this section with regard to examination reports have been satisfied. In lieu of convening a hearing, the superintendent may reopen the examination or, if supported by the