What may the insurance commissioner issue to ensure compliance with insurance law?

The insurance commissioner has the authority to issue an order to ensure compliance with insurance law. This order serves as a formal directive that requires individuals or entities to adhere to regulations, rectify non-compliance issues, or take specific actions as mandated by the law. Such orders are legally binding and can be enforced if necessary.

In contrast, fines, while they can be a consequence of non-compliance, are not proactive measures but rather penalties that follow an infraction. Guidelines, while useful for providing clarity and direction regarding compliance, do not carry the same legal weight as an order. Warnings can be issued informally, but an order represents a stronger regulatory action, making it the most appropriate tool for ensuring compliance with established insurance laws. Therefore, the issuance of an order effectively emphasizes the commissioner's role in enforcing insurance regulations and protecting public interest.