Regulations Governing the Supervision of Insurance Solicitors Article 5

To obtain the qualification of an insurance solicitor, a person must attain the age of majority, have graduated from a senior high school (senior vocational school) or higher level educational institution or possess an equivalent academic degree, and meet one of the following conditions:1. Having taken and passed a solicitor qualification examination held by the appropriate industry association; or2. Having been registered in accordance herewith and having not been sanctioned by revocation of such registration pursuant to Article 11-1, Article 13 or paragraph 3 of Article 19 herein.A person who intends to take the qualification examination under subparagraph 1 of the preceding paragraph shall enroll in the examination according to the rules for solicitor qualification examinations adopted by the appropriate industry association.The appropriate industry association may, in consideration of the status of insurance market development, hold the solicitor qualification examinations for any single type of insurance, subject to the approval of the competent authority.The rules for solicitor qualification examinations under the preceding two paragraphs shall be formulated by the appropriate industry association and submitted to the competent authority for recordation.The education requirements set forth in paragraph 1 hereof do not apply to insurance solicitors who have registered in accordance herewith prior to December 31, 2010 and have not been sanctioned by revocation of such registration pursuant to Article 11-1, Article 13 or paragraph 3 of Article 19 herein.