Free Insurance Regulation Practice Questions
Montana Casualty exam — 226 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. Under Montana law, which elected official serves ex officio as the commissioner of insurance?
The state auditor
Mont. Code Ann. 2-15-1903 provides that the state auditor is ex officio the commissioner of insurance (the auditor is also the securities commissioner).
2. Montana's insurance department is under the control and supervision of the:
commissioner
Mont. Code Ann. 33-1-301 places the insurance department under the control and supervision of the commissioner.
3. Montana law directs the commissioner to administer the insurance department so that:
the interests of insurance consumers are protected
Mont. Code Ann. 33-1-311(3) requires the commissioner to administer the department to ensure that the interests of insurance consumers are protected.
4. Who may make reasonable rules necessary for the effective administration of the Montana Insurance Code?
The commissioner
Mont. Code Ann. 33-1-313 authorizes the commissioner to make reasonable rules necessary for, or as an aid to, administering the code.
Practice: Insurance Regulation
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