Free Insurance Regulation Practice Questions
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Sample questions & answers
1. Which official has primary responsibility for administering and enforcing Ohio's insurance laws?
Superintendent of Insurance
The Superintendent of Insurance is the chief executive officer of the Ohio Department of Insurance and must see that the laws relating to insurance are executed and enforced.
2. How does an individual become the Superintendent of Insurance in Ohio?
Appointed by the Governor
The superintendent of insurance is appointed by the Governor with the advice and consent of the Senate and serves at the Governor's pleasure.
3. A resident Ohio insurance producer's license generally must be renewed by what deadline?
Last day of birth month, every two years
Ohio individual agents renew biennially on or before the last day of their birth month.
4. How many hours of continuing education must a resident Ohio major lines producer complete each biennial renewal period?
24 hours
Ohio requires 24 hours of approved CE each two-year period for major lines resident producers.
Practice: Insurance Regulation
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