Amend CSSB 14 (House Committee Printing) by adding the 
following new ARTICLE to the bill and renumbering existing ARTICLES 
accordingly:
	ARTICLE _____. CANCELLATION OF CERTAIN INSURANCE POLICIES
	SECTION _____.01. The heading to Article 21.49-2A, Insurance 
Code, is amended to read as follows:
	Art. 21.49-2A. CANCELLATION AND NONRENEWAL OF CERTAIN 
LIABILITY AND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INSURANCE COVERAGE.
	SECTION _____.02. Subsections (a), Article 21.49-2A, 
Insurance Code, is amended by amending Subdivision (2) and adding 
Subdivision (3) to read as follows:
		(2) "Insurer" means each insurance company or other 
entity admitted to do business and authorized to write liability or 
commercial property insurance in this state, including county 
mutual insurance companies, Lloyd's plan companies, and reciprocal 
or interinsurance exchanges but excluding farm mutual insurance 
companies and county mutual fire insurance companies writing 
exclusively industrial fire insurance as defined by Article 17.02 
of this code.
		(3) "Commercial property insurance" means insurance 
covering direct or indirect loss resulting from property damage to 
commercial property.
	SECTION _____.03. Subsections (b) and (d), Article 21.49-2A, 
Insurance Code, are amended to read as follows:
	(b) Except as provided by Section (c) of this article, an 
insurer may not cancel:
		(1) a policy of liability or commercial property
insurance that is a renewal or continuation policy; or
		(2) a policy of liability or commercial property
insurance that is in its initial policy period after the 60th day 
following the date on which the policy was issued.
	(d) An insurer must deliver or mail to the first-named 
insured under a liability or commercial property insurance policy 
at the address shown on the policy written notice of cancellation of 
the policy not less than the 10th day before the date on which the 
cancellation takes effect.
	SECTION _____.04. Section 2, Article 21.49-2B, Insurance 
Code, is amended to read as follows:
	Sec. 2. APPLICATION. This article applies only to:                             
		(1) a personal automobile insurance policy, other than 
a policy written through the Texas Automobile Insurance Plan;
		(2) a homeowners or farm or ranch owner's policy; and                  
		(3) a standard fire policy insuring a one-family 
dwelling, a duplex, or the contents of a one-family dwelling, a 
duplex, or an apartment [; and
		(4) a policy providing property and casualty coverage 
to a governmental unit, other than a fidelity, surety, or guaranty 
bond].