An insurer may not adopt or amend an underwriting standard that requires a hurricane percentage deductible that exceeds 5 percent unless the insurer has filed the underwriting standard or the amendment to the underwriting standard with the Commissioner. If an insurer withdraws an underwriting standard that requires a percentage deductible that exceeds 5 percent, the insurer shall notify the Commissioner in writing within 10 days of the withdrawal. An insurer that makes a filing under §A of this regulation shall include the following information in the filing: The insurer’s NAIC number; A copy of the underwriting standard the insurer proposes to adopt, the amendment to an underwriting standard currently in use, or notice of withdrawal of an underwriting standard currently in use; The date on which the insurer intends to adopt, amend, or withdraw the underwriting standard; All of the data on which the insurer relied in developing the proposed underwriting standard, amendment to the underwriting standard, or withdrawal of the underwriting standard; A copy of each page in the insurer’s rating manual that relates to the underwriting standard; A copy of any underwriting standard with a percentage deductible currently in use by the insurer for homeowner’s insurance, including any SERFF tracking number associated with the underwriting standard, or a statement that the insurer does not currently have an underwriting standard with a percentage deductible for homeowner’s insurance; and Any other information the Commissioner considers necessary.