Cal. INS § 1707.7
This is the official text of Cal. INS § 1707.7, part of California’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the insurance policies sold in California.
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Official statutory text
As part of the report required under Section 12922, the commissioner shall provide the following information for the previous calendar year ending December 31 for five years after the operative date of this section:
(a) The total number of applications filed for a property and casualty broker-agent license, a property broker-agent license, a casualty broker-agent license, a personal lines broker-agent license, a limited lines auto-only agent license, a life agent license, and an accident and health or sickness agent license.
(b) The total number of licensees issued a property and casualty license, a property broker-agent license, a casualty broker-agent license, a personal lines license, a limited lines automobile license, a life license, and an accident and health or sickness license.
(c) The total number of licensees with both a life agent license and an accident and health or sickness agent license.
(d) The total justified complaints against the licensees enumerated in subdivision (b) annually for five years.
(e) At the end of five years following the issuance of auto-only agent, life agent, and accident and health or sickness agent licenses, a cumulative summary of the data required by this section compared to the licenses issued for property and casualty broker-agent, property broker-agent, casualty broker-agent, personal lines broker-agent, and life agent for the year immediately preceding the creation of this section.
(a) The total number of applications filed for a property and casualty broker-agent license, a property broker-agent license, a casualty broker-agent license, a personal lines broker-agent license, a limited lines auto-only agent license, a life agent license, and an accident and health or sickness agent license.
(b) The total number of licensees issued a property and casualty license, a property broker-agent license, a casualty broker-agent license, a personal lines license, a limited lines automobile license, a life license, and an accident and health or sickness license.
(c) The total number of licensees with both a life agent license and an accident and health or sickness agent license.
(d) The total justified complaints against the licensees enumerated in subdivision (b) annually for five years.
(e) At the end of five years following the issuance of auto-only agent, life agent, and accident and health or sickness agent licenses, a cumulative summary of the data required by this section compared to the licenses issued for property and casualty broker-agent, property broker-agent, casualty broker-agent, personal lines broker-agent, and life agent for the year immediately preceding the creation of this section.
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