When a self-insured license has been revoked, the Director retains jurisdiction for what period?

When a self-insured license has been revoked, the Director retains jurisdiction for what period?

• A. Until claim liability has been exhausted pursuant to law
• B. One year
• C. For five years
• D. Indefinitely

Answer: (D)

When a self-insured license is revoked, the Director keeps jurisdiction indefinitely. This ongoing authority is needed to handle any liabilities or penalties arising from the self-insurance arrangement that are still unresolved, even after revocation. The regulator may review past conduct, ensure funds or collateral are available to satisfy valid claims, and oversee the wind‑up of the self‑insurance program so that injured workers remain protected. Because workers’ compensation liabilities can surface long after operations end, there’s no finite end to the Director’s oversight—the period continues until all obligations tied to the former license are properly resolved.

When a self-insured license is revoked, the Director keeps jurisdiction indefinitely. This ongoing authority is needed to handle any liabilities or penalties arising from the self-insurance arrangement that are still unresolved, even after revocation. The regulator may review past conduct, ensure funds or collateral are available to satisfy valid claims, and oversee the wind‑up of the self‑insurance program so that injured workers remain protected. Because workers’ compensation liabilities can surface long after operations end, there’s no finite end to the Director’s oversight—the period continues until all obligations tied to the former license are properly resolved.