This law states that the department now takes over all roles, responsibilities, and authority that belonged to the Bureau of Collection and Investigative Services regarding the licensing of insurance adjusters.

Any mention of prior licensing practices is to be considered as licensing under the Private Investigator and Adjuster Act.

The commissioner is in charge of managing and enforcing these rules.

This law allows the insurance commissioner to hire inspectors, investigators, and other necessary staff to ensure the smooth running and enforcement of this chapter, following the rules of the State Civil Service Act.

This law allows the insurance commissioner to delegate their responsibilities and powers to other authorized officers or employees within the department. However, the commissioner remains responsible for overseeing these delegated actions.

This law allows the commissioner to set and enforce rules to ensure licensed professionals and their managers meet specific qualifications that help protect the public. They can also regulate how these licensees behave. Additionally, the commissioner can change a licensee's classification or business type when requested, and may charge a fee for this process.