New York A10987 amends the insurance law to set standards for examination services for insurance agents.
New York A10987 amends the insurance law to impose standards for certain examination services for insurance agents. The bill requires organizations contracted to provide these examinations to develop, administer, and score them according to the standards and best practices of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners. If the superintendent adopts a different standard, the contracted organization must comply with that adopted standard. The superintendent can also accept the result of any previous written examination, if deemed equivalent to the one for which it is substituted.
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