Plain English Breakdown
The bill text and summary do not provide specific details about penalties for breaking these rules.
Insurance Referral Rules
This act changes Louisiana's insurance laws to allow unlicensed people or entities to refer customers to licensed insurance sellers by providing contact information, but limits how they can be paid for these referrals.
What This Bill Does
- Allows unlicensed individuals or businesses to provide customer contact information such as telephone numbers, email addresses, or website links to licensed insurance sellers.
- Prohibits payment for referrals based on the sale of an insurance product.
- Requires any compensation for referrals not to be in the form of a sales commission.
Who It Names or Affects
- Unlicensed individuals and businesses who want to refer customers to licensed insurance sellers.
- Licensed insurance sellers receiving customer information from unlicensed referrers.
Terms To Know
- Referral
- When someone directs a potential customer to another person or business for services, in this case, an insurance product.
- Licensed
- Having the proper certification from the state to sell insurance products legally.
Limits and Unknowns
- The act does not specify how compensation can be structured other than it cannot be a sales commission or based on a sale.
- It is unclear what specific penalties will apply if these rules are broken.