Which statement is true regarding clerical and administrative personnel who do not solicit insurance?

Clerical and administrative personnel who do not solicit insurance are generally not required to be licensed. This is because their roles typically involve support functions that do not include selling, negotiating, or influencing the purchase of insurance products. As such, these employees can carry out their responsibilities without holding a specific license, as they are not engaged in activities that require regulatory oversight for insurance licensing.

The notion behind this is to allow organizations to employ support staff in roles that assist with administrative tasks, such as data entry, record keeping, and other non-sales activities, without the added burden of licensing regulations that apply to individuals actively involved in selling insurance products.