Georgia Adjuster Practice Test

After a hearing, how soon must the Commissioner enter an "order" revealing their findings?

1. No later than 15 days

2. No later than 30 days

3. No later than 60 days

4. No later than 90 days

The correct answer is: No later than 30 days

The timeframe within which the Commissioner must enter an "order" revealing their findings after a hearing is established for efficient case resolution and to ensure that all parties involved receive timely communication regarding the outcomes of their hearings. Entering an order no later than 30 days maintains a balance between allowing sufficient time for a thorough review of the evidence presented and informing the parties expeditiously of the decision. This 30-day requirement helps uphold transparency and accountability in the administrative process, ensuring that stakeholders can rely on prompt decisions and can plan their next steps based on those outcomes.