Except in application of the provisions of the first paragraph of Article R. 322-65 , under no circumstances may a member be required to pay more than the premium shown on his policy in the case of a fixed-contribution company, or more than the maximum premium shown on his policy in the case of a variable-contribution company.
The maximum contribution in the latter case may not be less than one and a half times the amount of the normal contribution required to meet the probable expenses arising from claims and management costs.
The amount of the normal premium must be indicated on the policies issued to their members by variable contribution companies.
The fractions of the maximum contribution which the policyholders of variable-contribution companies may, where applicable, have to pay in addition to the normal contribution shall be determined by the Board of Directors or the Management Board.
The provisions of this article do not apply to companies operating one or more of the classes mentioned in 20 to 26 of article R. 321-1.