State RegulationsMI specificDifficulty 1/5
Michigan's Insurance Code consumer privacy provisions (M.C.L. 500.501 to 500.535) and the corresponding Administrative Code rules (R 500.551 to R 500.560) primarily govern:
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Why D is correct
The consumer privacy provisions of the Michigan Insurance Code (M.C.L. 500.501 to 500.535) and the Michigan Administrative Code rules (R 500.551 to R 500.560) regulate how insurers and producers may collect, use, and disclose consumers' personal information, including financial and health-related details gathered during underwriting and servicing. They give consumers protections over their own data and are enforced by DIFS.
Why the other options are wrong
- A) Capital and surplus requirements are solvency regulation, a separate body of Insurance Code provisions from the consumer privacy rules.
- B) Pre-licensing education requirements are set by the licensing provisions of the Code (the M.C.L. 500.1204 family) and DIFS policy, not by the privacy rules.
- C) Interest on delayed claim payment is governed by the claims-processing provisions, principally M.C.L. 500.2006, not by the consumer privacy rules.
Memory hook
500.501 to 500.535 = Michigan's rules for who may see your insurance data.