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(8) tenant or landlord insurance;

(9) a person liable under a court judgment or settlement from a liability insurer, malpractice, wrongful injury, or civil assault lawsuit;

(10) workers’ compensation under AS 23.30;

(11) an estate from which a first-party probate recovery is available;

(12) TRICARE under 10 U.S.C. 1071 — 1110;

(13) veteran’s benefits under 38 U.S.C. 101 — 8528; and

(14) other federal programs, except as provided in (f) of this section. (f) Health care available to American Indians, Alaska Natives, and other beneficiaries of the United States Department of Health and Human Services, Indian Health Service, whether provided by the Indian Health Service or through tribal organizations funded in whole or in part by the Indian Health Service, is not a third-party resource for purposes of this section. (g) An applicant or recipient may claim good cause for not cooperating with the assignment and cooperation requirements of this section by showing that, if required to cooperate, any individual for whom the applicant or recipient can assign rights could be subject to physical or emotional harm. (Eff. 7/20/2007, Register 183) Statutory Authority: Authority: AS 47.05.010 AS 47.07.025 AS 47.07.040 7 AAC 100.040. Medical support assignment. (a) A custodial parent or guardian of a child who is a Medicaid applicant or recipient must assign to the state the right to receive and retain medical support from a noncustodial parent on behalf of all children for whom the applicant is seeking Medicaid benefits. (b) Signing an application for Medicaid on a form provided by the department constitutes assignment of the applicant’s rights to medical support from a noncustodial parent and is effective upon a determination that the applicant or recipient is eligible to receive Medicaid. (Eff. 7/20/2007, Register 183) Statutory Authority: