California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara said he plans to approve a 22% emergency rate increase for State Farm policyholders, pending a public hearing next month, in a move aimed at stabilizing the state’s insurance market after the Los Angeles area’s devastating wildfires.

The provisionally approved rate hike would provide financial relief to State Farm’s California subsidiary, which has said it needs to shore up confidence with solvency regulators and ratings agencies. In the aftermath of January’s Palisades and Eaton blazes, the insurer has already paid out more than $2 billion in claims.