2. Confidential information. Names and individual identification data for all viators are confidential information and may not be disclosed by the superintendent unless required by law.

3. Records. Records of all viatical settlement transactions must be maintained by the settlement provider licensee and, subject to the provisions of section 6806, must be available to the superintendent for 3 years after policy maturity for inspection during reasonable business hours in accordance with this subsection.

A.__A settlement provider required to be licensed by this chapter shall retain for 5 years copies of all:

(1)__Proposed, offered or executed settlement contracts, settlement purchase agreements, underwriting documents, policy forms and applications from the date of the proposal, offer or execution of the settlement contract or settlement purchase agreement, whichever is later;

(2)__Checks, drafts or other evidence and documentation related to the payment, transfer, deposit or release of funds from the date of the transaction; and

(3)__Other records and documents related to the requirements of this chapter.

B.__This subsection does not relieve a settlement provider licensee of the obligation to produce these documents to the superintendent after the retention period has expired if the person has retained the documents.

C.__Subject to the provisions of section 6806, records required to be retained by this subsection must be legible and complete and may be retained in paper, photographic, microprocess, magnetic, mechanical or electronic media or by any process that accurately reproduces or forms a durable medium for the reproduction of a record.

4. Immunity. A licensee responding to an order of the superintendent issued pursuant to this section is immune from any civil action arising out of compliance with the order and is not required to challenge the authority or validity of the order as a