The commissioner may increase the amount of capital or surplus required of a health service corporation, or subsequently revise or redetermine that increase, using appropriate methods and procedures established by rules and regulations adopted by the commissioner, in order to provide adequate protection against risks affecting the health service corporation's financial condition that are not adequately or fully covered by its reserves or other assets, but under no circumstances shall a health service corporation's capital or surplus be less than the capital or surplus required pursuant to regulation as prescribed by the commissioner; provided, however, that any increase required by a subsequent revision or redetermination pursuant to this section shall be made only after a departmental hearing, unless that hearing is waived by the affected health service corporation. All matters pertaining to a hearing or to an increase in capital or surplus pursuant to this section shall be confidential and not subject to subpoena or public inspection, except to the extent that the commissioner finds release of that information necessary to protect the public. The hearing shall be initiated within 20 days after written notice to the health service corporation. Any declaration regarding an increase required by a subsequent revision or redetermination shall contain findings specifying the factors deemed significant in regard to the particular health service corporation, and shall set forth the reasons supporting the increase of capital or surplus ordered by the commissioner. In determining any increase, revision or redetermination in the amount of capital or surplus, the commissioner shall consider the risks of:
N.J.S. § 17:48E-37.2