Individual Contracts. Except as specified in §A(2) of this regulation, an HMO may not include variable material in an individual contract, or in a form to be used with an individual contract. An HMO may include variable material, in an individual contract or in a form to be used with an individual contract in the following portions of the form: The specifications, data, or schedule page; The product marketing name; The address of the HMO; Signatures of officers of the HMO; Descriptions of copayment amounts, deductibles, coinsurance amounts, out-of-pocket limits, annual maximums, or lifetime maximums; Specific dates, such as effective dates and termination dates; and Descriptions of benefit amounts or benefit limits. If an individual contract or a form to be used with an individual contract contains variable material as permitted under §A(2) of this regulation, the HMO shall: Bracket the variable material or otherwise mark the variable material to denote variability; and Include a statement of variability, in duplicate, that discusses how each variable item may change. If an individual contract or a form to be used with an individual contract is approved with variable material, an HMO may not submit a new statement of variability to be used with the previously approved contract or form, except for the following: Copayment amounts; Coinsurance amounts; Deductible amounts; Out-of-pocket limits; Annual maximums; Lifetime maximums; Benefit amounts; or Benefit limits. An HMO shall include the following with a new statement of variability filing for a previously approved form: A cover letter identifying the HMO and the HMO's National Association of Insurance Commissioners company code number; and The form number and date of approval of the form for which new variable material is being submitted. Group Contracts. An HMO may include variable material in a group contract or in a form to be used with a group contract, if the HMO: Brackets the variable material or otherwise marks the variable material to denote variability; and Includes a statement of variability, in duplicate, that discusses how each variable item may change, including all textual variations that are intended. If a group contract or a form to be used with a group contract is approved with variable material, an HMO may not submit a new statement of variability to be used with the previously approved group contract or form, except for the following: Copayment amounts; Coinsurance amounts; Deductible amounts; Out-of-pocket limits; Annual maximums; Lifetime maximums; Benefit amounts; or Benefit limits. An HMO shall include the following with a new statement of variability filing for a previously approved form: A cover letter identifying the HMO and the HMO's National Association of Insurance Commissioners company code number; and The form number and date of approval of the form for which new variable material is being submitted.