A commercial lines broker is currently undergoing a regulatory review by the state Department of Insurance. Under standard state insurance regulations and the NAIC Producer Licensing Model Act, which of the following verified findings provide the Commissioner with statutory grounds to suspend, revoke, or refuse to renew the broker's license? (Select all that apply.)
- The broker knowingly accepted commercial insurance business from, and paid commissions to, an agency administrative assistant who did not hold an active producer license.Cevap
- The broker had a non-resident producer license suspended by another state's Department of Insurance due to an administrative record-keeping infraction.Cevap
- CThe broker presented a prospective client with an accurate, side-by-side policy comparison demonstrating deficiencies in the client's current coverage to induce a policy replacement.
- DThe broker failed to notify the Commissioner within 30 days that he was named as a defendant in a personal civil lawsuit regarding a property boundary dispute.
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The Commissioner can discipline the broker for knowingly accepting business from an unlicensed assistant and for having a non-resident license suspended in another state.
State insurance laws uniformly grant the Commissioner authority to suspend or revoke a license if a producer knowingly accepts business from an unlicensed person, or if they have had their license suspended by another state's regulatory authority. Both of these actions represent explicit statutory violations under the NAIC Producer Licensing Model Act.
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Statutory Grounds for License Discipline and Reporting Requirements