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	by the Attorney General, or such other attorney as
	the Attorney General may select, for any violation
	of the provisions of this act.
	Tenth. The Insurance Commissioner shall pre-	Shall pre-
	serve in permanent form a full record of his pro-	serve a full
	ceedings, and a concise statement of the condition	record of pro-
	of each company visited or examined, and report an- nually to the Governor on or before the first day of	ceedings Report an- nually.
	June his official acts ; and shall, on the first day of
	December, annually, report to the Comptroller the	Report fees
	fees received, and expenses of his department for the	and expenses to Comptrol-
	year then to end, and pay into the Treasury all ex-	ler.
	cess of receipts over disbursements ; and in his re-
	port to the Governor he shall report the condition of	Report con- dition of com-
	the companies doing business in this State, and such	panies
	other information as will exhibit the affairs of his
	department; a copy of which said report to the Governor he shall forward to the Insurance Com-	Shall for-
	missioner or other similar officer of every other	ward report
	State of the United States, and to each company do-	to similar offi-
	ing business in this State ; and, on request, he shall	cer in other States and to
	communicate to the Insurance Commissioner, or oth-	each compa'y.
	er proper officer, of any other State, any facts which	Communi-
	by law it is his duty to ascertain respecting com-	cate facts.
	panies of this State doing business within such other
	State ; and at the request of any person, and on pay- ment of the proper fee as hereinafter provided, he
	shall give certified copies of any record or paper	Give certi-
	in his office, when he deems it not prejudicial to pub- lic interest so to do ; and he shall give such other cer-	fied copies for pioper fees.
	tificates as this act provides for ; and he shall adopt
	and renew, from time to tune, when necessary, with
	the approval of the Governor, a seal of office, an im-	Seal of office.
	pression and description of which, with the Gover-
	nor's certificate of approval, shall be filed with the
	Secretary of State.
	29. No declaration of organization or charter of	Chapter not
	an insurance company formed under any general	operative un-
	law of this State, and no alteration or amendment	til submitted
	thereof shall be operative until it has been submit-	to Attorney- General.
	ted to the Attorney General for examination, and
	found by him to be in accordance with the provi-
	sions of this act and of such general law, and not
	inconsistent with the constitution and laws of this