How many days must the Commissioner notify the accused of an insurance rule or regulation violation before the disciplinary hearing?

In the context of disciplinary proceedings related to violations of insurance rules or regulations, the Commissioner is required to provide notice to the accused at least 10 days prior to the scheduled hearing. This notice period is essential to ensure that the accused has adequate time to prepare a defense, gather evidence, and possibly seek legal representation if necessary. The 10-day timeframe aligns with principles of due process, allowing the individual to be fully informed of the specific allegations against them. This ensures fairness in the administrative process and helps maintain the integrity of regulatory practices within the insurance industry.