South Dakota § 58-30-167.2 - Revocation of license for failure to respond.
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§ 58-30-167.2. Revocation of license for failure to respond.
If the director has reasonable evidence that a licensed insurance producer has violated any provision of this title and the licensed producer has also violated subdivision 58-33-66(1) for failing to respond to division inquiries regarding the same, the director may, after sufficient notice, revoke the producer's license by an order of the director without a hearing. An order under this section must include the applicable provisions of § 58-4-16 and chapter 1-26 for final agency decisions and must be accompanied by exhibits demonstrating the alleged violations.
For purposes of this section, the term "sufficient notice" means:
(1) The producer is provided notice of the alleged violations at the producer's last reported mailing address on file with the director; and
(2) The producer is provided a second notice at the producer's last reported mailing address on file with the director stating the producer is in violation of § 58-33-66 and must respond to avoid administrative action by the division.
Source: SL 2024, ch 204, § 1.
Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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