What can the director do upon review of an examination report?

Upon reviewing an examination report, the director has the authority to adopt the report or order additional investigation. This process is critical as it enables the director to ensure that all relevant findings are thoroughly vetted and that any potential issues can be more deeply explored if necessary. By adopting the report, the director acknowledges the findings as valid and uses them as a basis for any further actions that may be needed.

The ability to order an additional investigation reflects a commitment to due diligence and ensures that any concerns raised in the initial report are thoroughly investigated before taking any significant actions, such as enforcing penalties or making regulatory changes. This procedural approach helps maintain fairness and accuracy in the regulatory process, ultimately serving the interests of consumers and the integrity of the industry as a whole.