Most Medicare Supplement information used by an insurer must be approved by the State. Which of the following types of information does NOT require State approval?

The type of information that does not require state approval is government publications. These publications are official materials provided by governmental bodies, such as the federal government, regarding Medicare and its various components, including Medicare Supplement plans. Because these documents are produced by a credible government source, they are generally exempt from the approval process required for materials created by private insurers.

On the other hand, sales scripts, promotional materials, and policy forms are all types of information created by insurers or their representatives. These materials need to be reviewed and approved by the state regulatory authority to ensure they comply with state insurance regulations and adequately inform consumers. Approval processes are in place for these materials to protect consumers and maintain standards in how insurance products are marketed and sold. Thus, government publications stand apart because they are regarded as authoritative resources that do not need additional vetting from state regulators.