The bill enacts R.S. 22:2472, which establishes new requirements for insurers in Louisiana regarding child support enforcement. It mandates that insurers conduct data matches with the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) before issuing qualifying payments, which are defined as payments exceeding $500 made directly to claimants for bodily injury or lost wages. Insurers must withhold and remit any specified amounts owed for child support when notified by DCFS, ensuring that the process complies with privacy protections under applicable laws. The bill also outlines the responsibilities of insurers to exchange information with DCFS and provides for the confidentiality of the information shared.

Additionally, the bill allows the commissioner of insurance to create rules for the implementation and enforcement of these provisions. It emphasizes that insurers cannot delay payment disbursement to claimants due to compliance with this section, although they must provide a reasonable opportunity for DCFS to respond to data match requests. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2027.