HB 60

  • Alabama House Bill
  • 2023 Regular Session
  • Introduced in House Mar 06, 2023
  • Passed House Apr 04, 2023
  • Passed Senate Apr 27, 2023
  • Became Law May 03, 2023

Relating to the Alabama Department of Insurance; to amend Sections 27-7-5, 27-7-14.1, 27-9A-6, 27-9A-8, 27-9A-9, 27-9A-11, 27-25-4.1, and 27-25-4.3, Code of Alabama 1975, to delete the requirement for insurance producers, independent adjusters, apprentice independent adjusters, and title insurance agents to complete a prelicensing course of study approved by the Commissioner of Insurance prior to licensure by the department; and to eliminate the issuance of new service representative licenses prospectively and to authorize a current licensee to renew his or her license.

Bill Subjects

Insurance Department

Abstract

Insurance Department, licensing of producers, adjusters, title insurance agents, requirement for pre-licensing course prior to exam deleted, Section 27-7-5, Code of Alabama 1975, is amended

Bill Sponsors (1)

Votes


Actions


May 03, 2023

Office of the Governor

Enacted as 2023-104

Apr 27, 2023

Senate

Read a Third Time and Pass

Senate

On Third Reading in Second House

House

Enrolled

Senate

Ready to Enroll

Apr 19, 2023

Senate

Reported Favorably (Banking and Insurance)

Senate

Read Second Time in Second House

Senate

Reported Out of Committee in Second House

Apr 04, 2023

House

Read a Third Time and Pass

House

On Third Reading in House of Origin

Senate

Referred to Committee (Banking and Insurance)

House

Read First Time in Second House

Mar 22, 2023

House

Reported Out of Committee in House of Origin

House

Read Second Time in House of Origin

House

Reported Favorably (Insurance)

Mar 06, 2023

House

Introduced and Referred (Insurance)

House

Filed

House

Read First Time in House of Origin

Bill Text

Bill Text Versions Format
Introduced PDF
Enrolled PDF
Act 2023-104 PDF

Related Documents

Document Format
Fiscal Note: As Introduced PDF
Fiscal Note: As Passed First Chamber PDF

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