What must producers report within 30 days regarding administrative actions?

Producers must report actions taken against them in another jurisdiction within 30 days to ensure transparency and compliance with regulatory standards. This requirement is crucial because it allows regulatory bodies to maintain oversight over producers' professional conduct across different states and jurisdictions. Such administrative actions may indicate potential risks or compliance issues that could affect their licensing status or reflect on their overall professionalism. By timely reporting these actions, producers contribute to a culture of accountability and uphold the integrity of the insurance industry.

The other options do not meet the specific reporting requirements outlined for producers. Establishing new business is not a mandated reporting action; neither are changes in personal address or complaints received, which may not directly impact a producer's license or compliance status. These aspects are important for operational effectiveness but do not hold the same regulatory importance as reporting administrative actions.