Free Insurance Regulation Practice Questions
Wyoming Casualty exam — 208 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. Under Wyoming law, the chief officer of the Department of Insurance holds the title of:
insurance commissioner
Wyo. Stat. 26-2-102(a) provides that the chief officer of the department is the "insurance commissioner."
2. Which official may remove Wyoming's insurance commissioner from office?
The governor
Wyo. Stat. 26-2-102(d) provides that the governor may remove a commissioner as provided in W.S. 9-1-202; the governor also appoints the commissioner and fills vacancies.
3. A rule or regulation adopted by the Wyoming insurance commissioner may NOT:
conflict with a Wyoming statute
Wyo. Stat. 26-2-110(a) lets the commissioner make reasonable rules under the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act, but no rule may extend, modify or conflict with any state law.
4. Under Wyo. Stat. 26-2-110, who may petition the commissioner to adopt, amend or repeal an insurance rule?
Any interested person
Section 26-2-110(b) allows any interested person to petition the commissioner for the promulgation, amendment or repeal of a rule.
Practice: Insurance Regulation
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