Which of the following is NOT a duty of a producer when delivering an insurance policy?

Leaving a conditional receipt with the client is typically not considered a duty of a producer when delivering an insurance policy. The primary responsibilities of a producer at the time of policy delivery focus on ensuring that the client fully understands the terms of the insurance contract. This involves reviewing the policy details, explaining the benefits and exclusions, and making certain that the insured is informed about the coverage they are obtaining.

The purpose of a conditional receipt is related to the application process rather than the delivery of the policy itself. A conditional receipt serves as temporary coverage that may be granted before the policy is formally issued, depending on certain conditions being met. Thus, once a policy is delivered, leaving a conditional receipt is not a standard duty of the producer, as the coverage is already defined by the delivered policy.

In contrast, the other listed duties align more closely with the producer's role in educating and guiding the client through their new policy and ensuring they are prepared to make informed decisions about their coverage.