Missouri Self-Insurance By-Laws are regulations that govern the practice of self-insurance in the state of Missouri. The By-Laws establish the rights and responsibilities of employers, employees, and other stakeholders in the self-insurance industry. They provide a framework for the administration of self-insurance plans, including requirements for employers to maintain adequate funding levels, report claims and financial data, and comply with state and federal laws. The By-Laws also set forth the procedures for the evaluation and approval of self-insurance plans. There are two types of Missouri Self-Insurance By-Laws: 1. Workers’ Compensation Self-Insurance By-Laws: These By-Laws govern the practice of self-insurance for workers’ compensation benefits in Missouri. They include requirements for maintaining adequate funding levels, reporting claims and financial data, and complying with state and federal laws. 2. Employer Liability Self-Insurance By-Laws: These By-Laws govern the practice of self-insurance for employer liability in Missouri. They include requirements for maintaining adequate funding levels, reporting claims and financial data, and complying with state and federal laws.