(a) The commissioner may conduct an examination relating to a preferred or exclusive provider benefit plan as often as the commissioner considers necessary, but no less than once every three years.(b) On-site financial, market conduct, complaint, or quality of care exams will be conducted under Insurance Code Chapter 401, Subchapter B, concerning Examination of Carriers; Insurance Code Chapter 751, concerning Market Conduct Surveillance; Insurance Code Chapter 1301, concerning Preferred Provider Benefit Plans; and §7.83 of this title (relating to Appeal of Examination Reports).(c) An insurer must make its books and records relating to its operations available to the department to facilitate an examination.(d) On request of the commissioner, an insurer must provide to the commissioner a copy of any contract, agreement, or other arrangement between the insurer and a physician or provider. Documentation provided to the commissioner under this subsection will be maintained as confidential as specified in Insurance Code §1301.0056, concerning Examinations and Fees.(e) The commissioner may examine and use the records of an insurer, including records of a quality of care program and records of a medical peer review committee, as necessary to implement the purposes of this subchapter, including commencement and prosecution of an enforcement action under Insurance Code