(a) The association may be required to assess a premium surcharge under Insurance Code §§2210.612, 2210.613, or 2210.6131 on all policyholders of policies that cover association-insured property.(b) Following a catastrophic event, insurers may be required to assess a premium surcharge under Insurance Code §2210.6132 on all policyholders of policies that cover insured property that is located in a catastrophe area, including automobiles principally garaged in the catastrophe area. This requirement applies to property and casualty insurers, the association, the Texas FAIR Plan Association, Texas Automobile Insurance Plan Association policies, affiliated surplus lines insurers, and includes property and casualty policies independently procured from affiliated insurers.(c) For premium surcharges described in subsection (a) of this section, this section and §§5.4172, 5.4173, 5.4181, 5.4182, and 5.4184 - 5.4192 of this title (relating to Premium Surcharge Definitions, Determination of the Contingent Surcharge Percentage, Premiums to be Surcharged, Method for Determining the Premium Surcharge, Application of Premium Surcharges, Mandatory Premium Surcharge Collection, Remittance of Contingent Surcharges, Offsets, Association Surcharges Not Subject to Commissions or Premium Taxes; Contingent Surcharges not Subject to Commissions, Notification Requirements, Annual Premium Surcharge Report, Premium Surcharge Reconciliation Report, and Data Collection, respectively) apply to all policies written by the association.(d) Contingent surcharges described in subsection (b) of this section and §§5.4172, 5.4173, 5.4181, 5.4182, and 5.4184 - 5.4192 of this title only apply to policies written for the following types of insurance: commercial fire; commercial allied lines; farm and ranch owners; residential property insurance; commercial multiple peril (nonliability portion); private passenger automobile no fault (personal injury protection (PIP)), other private passenger automobile liability, private passenger automobile physical damage; commercial automobile no fault (PIP), other commercial automobile liability, and commercial automobile physical damage.(e) This section and §§5.4172, 5.4173, 5.4181, 5.4182, and 5.4184 - 5.4192 of this title do not apply to:(1) a farm mutual insurance company operating under Insurance Code Chapter 911, unless the company is acting as a fronting insurer, as defined by Insurance Code §221.001(c);(2) a nonaffiliated county mutual fire insurance company described by Insurance Code §912.310 that is writing exclusively industrial fire insurance policies as described by Insurance Code §912.310(a)(2);(3) a mutual insurance company or a statewide mutual assessment company engaged in business under Chapter 12 or 13,