Which branch of government enforces existing statutes related to insurance?

The branch of government responsible for enforcing existing statutes related to insurance is the Executive branch. This branch is tasked with ensuring that the laws passed by the Legislature are implemented and followed. In the context of insurance, various government agencies, such as state insurance departments, operate under the Executive branch to supervise and regulate insurance practices, issue licenses, and ensure compliance with insurance laws.

The Legislative branch creates and enacts laws, but it does not oversee enforcement. The Judicial branch interprets laws and adjudicates disputes arising from them, but it does not actively enforce statutes. Local government may have regulatory functions, but in terms of broad enforcement of insurance statutes, it falls under the purview of the state or national Executive branch. This is why the Executive branch is correctly identified as the enforcer of existing insurance statutes.