Ricardo Lara said he will look at information provided by State Farm before revisiting his previous decision to reject the company’s emergency rate hike.

State Farm executives made it clear that if the California Department of Insurance does not approve the increases, the insurer may move forward with dropping even more policies, reducing coverage across the state.

State Farm General requested a 22% emergency rate hike in California to cover losses from the Los Angeles County wildfires and stop its “financial deterioration.” Lara declined the request, and asked that Krause and other company officials to meet with him to answer questions about why higher rates were needed.