(1) The commissioner may issue a license to a person: (a) who files an application and pays the fee in accordance with Section 31A-8a-201; and (b) who the commissioner determines is in compliance with this chapter.
(a) who files an application and pays the fee in accordance with Section 31A-8a-201; and
(b) who the commissioner determines is in compliance with this chapter.
(2) (a) A license issued under this chapter is valid until the immediately following December 31 and may be renewed in accordance with Subsection (2)(b). (b) A license may be renewed if: (i) the commissioner finds that the person operating the health discount program is in compliance with this chapter; (ii) the health discount program operator or health discount program marketer submits the appropriate renewal application and pays any applicable fees for renewal; and (iii) the health discount program certifies that the information in the application for renewal is accurate.
(a) A license issued under this chapter is valid until the immediately following December 31 and may be renewed in accordance with Subsection (2)(b).
(b) A license may be renewed if: (i) the commissioner finds that the person operating the health discount program is in compliance with this chapter; (ii) the health discount program operator or health discount program marketer submits the appropriate renewal application and pays any applicable fees for renewal; and (iii) the health discount program certifies that the information in the application for renewal is accurate.
(i) the commissioner finds that the person operating the health discount program is in compliance with this chapter;
(ii) the health discount program operator or health discount program marketer submits the appropriate renewal application and pays any applicable fees for renewal; and
(iii) the health discount program certifies that the information in the application for renewal is accurate.
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