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Committee approves housekeeping bill to change agent licensing and streamline notices
Summary
House Bill 410, a housekeeping measure, passed committee. The bill replaces some outdated statutory language, moves agent license renewals to a two-year cycle and removes separate licensing for branch agencies.
House Bill 410 (LC529000), presented by Representative Deloach, passed committee as a housekeeping measure that streamlines insurance-agent licensing and removes obsolete notice and advertising requirements.
Deloach said the bill’s substantive change is moving from annual license renewal for agents and branch agencies to a two-year license for agents and eliminating the license requirement for branch agencies. He described other changes as technical cleanup: removing anachronistic references to mailing-based advertising and probate-judge certification, updating gendered pronouns and correcting punctuation in job titles.
The sponsor said the measure reduces administrative cost for the department and compliance burden for agents. Committee members asked one clarifying question about the term ‘‘Doge’’ used in colloquial remarks; that did not affect the bill’s substance. No public testimony was offered at the full committee hearing.
The committee voted to pass the bill by voice vote; the measure will advance to later legislative stages.
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