Responsibilities | Insurance Overview The Insurance Department is responsible for the day-to-day regulation of private sector insurers operating in British Columbia. Things We Do: ensure that insurers are properly authorized; supervise insurers and address solvency concerns with their operations; address statutory market conduct issues; maintain a timely and efficient registration system for insurers and captive insurance companies; work with other jurisdictions to effectively deal with cross jurisdictional regulatory problems. Things We do Not Do: License or deal with complaints about insurance agents, salespeople and adjusters. This is the responsibility of the Insurance Council of British Columbia. Resolve individual claims disputes between policy holders and insurance companies. These are the responsibility of the court system if they can not be resolved in some other manner. Regulate the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia or mandatory automobile insurance requirements. Provide copies of Power of Attorney and Undertakings for insurers. These are the responsibility of the Canadian Council of Insurance Regulators.         OVERVIEW BC Authorized Insurance Companies     Annual Filing Annual Fee Schedule Information Bulletins and Guidelines     Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)       Consumer Alerts Be aware of the latest issues, scams and frauds       File A Complaint If you need to file a complaint, click here       Forms Access our forms area

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