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[Bennett]

I've come to collect a parcel can dogs take ibuprofen or acetaminophen If there truly is a need to help certain homeowners facing very high premiums, there is a more responsible way to do it. Any assistance would have to come from within the program (no additional taxpayer subsidy), not change the premium rate structure, be temporary and be means tested. This could be accomplished by placing a small surcharge on every policy and using those funds to provide mitigation and premium payment assistance in the short term as rates settle in. That means property owners would still see the market signal of their own risk, the program would be able to start digging out of its hole, aid would be targeted, the taxpayer wouldn't be burdened further, all the while helping property owners deal with their sticker shock.