The Insurance Commissioner is a government official who oversees and regulates the insurance industry within a specific jurisdiction, typically at the state level in the United States. The primary role of the Insurance Commissioner is to ensure that the insurance market operates fairly and efficiently, protecting consumers from fraudulent or unethical practices. They are responsible for enforcing the laws and regulations related to insurance, and they have the authority to license and regulate insurance companies, agents, and brokers within their jurisdiction.
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