Free Insurance Regulation Practice Questions
Indiana Property exam — 211 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. Under Indiana law, how does a person become the state's insurance commissioner?
Appointment by the governor
IC 27-1-1-2 provides that the insurance commissioner shall be appointed by the governor and is the chief executive officer of the department.
2. How long does the Indiana insurance commissioner serve?
At the pleasure of the governor, who may remove the commissioner
The commissioner serves and may be removed at the pleasure of the governor; there is no fixed statutory term.
3. Which qualification does Indiana law set for choosing the insurance commissioner?
Knowledge of insurance, chosen solely for fitness
The commissioner must be familiar with insurance and is to be chosen solely for fitness, irrespective of political beliefs or affiliations.
4. Before serving, the Indiana insurance commissioner must give a surety bond in what amount?
$50,000
IC 27-1-1-2 requires the commissioner to take an oath and give bond of $50,000 with surety approved by the governor.
Practice: Insurance Regulation
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