Market conduct surveillance personnel definition

Market conduct surveillance personnel means those individuals employed or contracted by the Commissioner to collect, analyze, review or act on information on the insurance marketplace, which identifies patterns or practices of insurers.
Market conduct surveillance personnel means those
Market conduct surveillance personnel means those individuals employed by or under contract with the commissioner to collect, analyze, review, or act on information about the insurance marketplace that identifies patterns or practices of companies.

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Market conduct surveillance personnel means those individuals employed by or under contract with the department who collect, analyze, review, or act on information regarding insurer patterns or practices.
Market conduct surveillance personnel. MEANS THOSE INDIVIDUALS
Market conduct surveillance personnel means those individuals employed or retained by the Department and designated by the Director to collect, analyze, review, or act on information in the insurance marketplace that identifies patterns or practices of persons subject to the Director's jurisdiction. "Market conduct surveillance personnel" includes all persons identified as an examiner in the insurance laws or rules of this State if the Director has designated them to assist her or him in ascertaining the nonfinancial business practices, performance, and operations of a company or person subject to the Director's jurisdiction.

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