An insurance producer in Georgia may be disciplined for all of the following EXCEPT:

An insurance producer in Georgia may be disciplined for various actions that violate the standards of practice within the insurance industry. Committing fraud, failing to remit premiums to the insurer, and having a felony conviction are all serious offenses that can compromise the integrity of the insurance system and the trust of the policyholders.

However, selling only one type of insurance does not constitute a disciplinary action. Insurance producers can specialize in specific types of insurance—such as life, health, property, or casualty—without facing penalties. Focusing on a particular niche can even be seen as a strategic business decision rather than a violation of regulatory standards. The ability to sell one type of insurance, though potentially limiting in scope, does not reflect on the producer's conduct or ethics in the same way that the other listed actions do. Thus, this choice stands out as not warranting disciplinary action.