State RegulationsMI specificDifficulty 3/5
Which event triggers a Michigan producer's duty to report an administrative action taken against the producer in another jurisdiction?
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Why B is correct
M.C.L. 500.1247(1) keys the producer's reporting duty to the final disposition of the administrative action, with the report due within 30 days. Waiting for finality avoids reporting matters that may be dismissed, while the 30-day deadline ensures DIFS learns of sustained discipline promptly; the scope covers any administrative action, not merely revocations.
Why the other options are wrong
- A) The filing date is not the trigger; the statute waits for the action's final disposition before the 30-day clock runs.
- C) A consumer complaint is not an administrative action; the duty attaches to regulatory actions, and complaints alone do not start any reporting clock.
- D) The duty covers any administrative action against the producer, including fines and suspensions, not just revocations.
Memory hook
Administrative = report at the end (final disposition, 30 days); criminal = report at the start.