COLORADO ACCIDENT
HEALTH LAWS STATE
PRACTICE EXAM 36
QUESTIONS
Question 1: A Colorado resident wants to sell and negotiate accident and health
insurance policies. What must the person have before performing those activities?
Choices:
1) A valid Colorado insurance producer license with the appropriate line of authority 2) Only an appointment from an insurer 3) A business entity registration without an individual producer license 4) A written authorization from each prospective insured Correct Answer: A valid Colorado insurance producer license with the appropriate line of authority Explanation: C.R.S. § 10-2-401 requires a person who sells, solicits, or negotiates insurance in Colorado to be duly licensed and authorized for the applicable line of insurance.Page 1
Question 2: In a dispute between a Colorado insured and an insurer, how is a
producer who solicited or negotiated the application on behalf of that insurer generally regarded?
Choices:
1) As a neutral mediator between the parties 2) As the insured's legal representative 3) As representing the insurer 4) As representing the Colorado Division of Insurance
Correct Answer: As representing the insurer
Explanation: Under C.R.S. § 10-2-401, a producer who solicits or negotiates an application on behalf of an insurer is regarded as representing the insurer, not the insured or beneciary, in a controversy between them.Question 3: A Colorado producer is the subject of a nal administrative action by another state's insurance regulator. By when must the producer report the action to the Colorado commissioner?
Choices:
1) Within 30 days after nal disposition 2) Within 10 days after the action is led 3) At the producer's next license continuation date 4) Only if the other state suspends the license
Correct Answer: Within 30 days after nal disposition
Explanation: C.R.S. § 10-2-801 requires a producer to report an administrative action taken in another jurisdiction within 30 days after the nal disposition of the matter.Page 2
Question 4: A Colorado insurance producer is criminally prosecuted in another
jurisdiction. When does the Colorado reporting period begin for purposes of the producer's duty to report the prosecution?
Choices:
1) On the date of conviction 2) On the date a sentence is imposed 3) On the date the producer's insurer learns of the case 4) After the initial pretrial hearing
Correct Answer: After the initial pretrial hearing
Explanation: C.R.S. § 10-2-801 requires a producer to report a criminal prosecution within 30 days after the initial pretrial hearing and to provide the required legal documents.
Question 5: A producer's Colorado license was revoked, and the producer now
wants to apply for a new license. What minimum waiting period applies before a new application may be made under the licensing discipline statute?
Choices:
1) 6 months 2) 2 years 3) 3 years 4) 5 years
Correct Answer: 2 years
Explanation: C.R.S. § 10-2-801 provides that a person whose license was revoked, or who surrendered a license to avoid discipline, may not apply for a new license for two years.Page 3