Texas § IN.4055.155 - DUTIES OF INSURERS AND SUPERVISING ENTITIES
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§ IN.4055.155. DUTIES OF INSURERS AND SUPERVISING ENTITIES
DUTIES OF INSURERS AND SUPERVISING ENTITIES. (a) An insurer must notify the department in the manner prescribed by the commissioner by rule of the designation of a supervising entity described by Subsection (b). (b) A supervising entity designated by an insurer that provides travel insurance may authorize a travel retailer to offer and disseminate a travel insurance policy on behalf of the supervising entity by establishing a retailer registry. (c) The registry established under Subsection (b) must be maintained and updated on an ongoing basis in a form prescribed by the commissioner by rule. The registry must include the name, address, and contact information, and federal employer identification number, if any, of each registered travel retailer and an individual contact person at the retailer. (d) The registry must be submitted to the department on the request of the commissioner. (e) The supervising entity must certify in a form prescribed by the commissioner by rule that each registered travel retailer is in compliance with 18 U.S.C.
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