Minnesota Insurance Fair Information Reporting Act

MN Insurance Fair Information Reporting Act
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Minnesota's version of the NAIC insurance information privacy model law. It requires insurers and agents to give a written notice of information practices, lets individuals see and copy personal information held about them and learn who received it, lets them seek correction, requires reasons for adverse underwriting decisions, and bars disclosing personal or privileged information without authorization except in listed cases such as fraud prevention.

Jurisdiction

Minnesota

Jurisdiction Type

state

Country

United States

Enforcing Authority

Aggrieved persons by civil action (72A.503); Commissioner of Commerce (general insurance regulatory authority)

Fines Under This Regulation

0

Total Fine Amount (USD)

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