Texas Charter Amendment Guidelines for a Lloyd's Plan refer to the guidelines for amending the charter of a syndicate formed under the Texas Lloyd's Act. These guidelines are intended to ensure that any changes to the charter are in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. There are four types of Texas Charter Amendment Guidelines for a Lloyd's Plan: 1. Name Change: The amendment process for a name change requires the syndicate to submit a formal request to the Texas Department of Insurance, along with supporting documents showing that the change meets all requirements for the new name. 2. Syndicate Structure Change: This amendment process involves changing the syndicate structure, such as increasing or decreasing the number of members, or changing the type of syndicate from a limited to an unlimited. This requires the submission of a formal request along with supporting documents to the Texas Department of Insurance. 3. Membership Change: This amendment process involves changing the membership of the syndicate, such as adding or removing members. This requires the submission of a formal request along with supporting documents to the Texas Department of Insurance. 4. Syndication Agreement Change: This amendment process involves changing the syndication agreement, such as changing the terms of the agreement or the distribution of profits. This requires the submission of a formal request along with supporting documents to the Texas Department of Insurance.