Free Insurance Regulation Practice Questions
Delaware Property & Casualty exam — 195 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. Compared with most states where the insurance regulator is appointed, Delaware's insurance regulator is notable for being:
Elected by the state's voters
Delaware's Insurance Commissioner is an elected official, which makes the regulator directly accountable to the public.
2. A Delaware surplus lines broker may place coverage only with:
An eligible nonadmitted insurer after a diligent search of the admitted market
Surplus lines may be placed with an eligible surplus lines insurer only when coverage cannot be obtained from admitted insurers after a diligent effort.
3. Delaware producers and insurers must keep insurance records available so the Commissioner may:
Examine them for compliance with the insurance laws
Producers must keep policy records at their principal place of business, available for the Commissioner's inspection for 5 years.
4. Refusing to insure homes throughout an entire area based solely on its location and unrelated to actual risk may constitute unlawful:
Unfair discrimination
Declining coverage based solely on geography unrelated to real risk, sometimes called redlining, can be unlawful unfair discrimination.
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