After revocation, the Director retains jurisdiction until claim liability exhausted pursuant to the law.

• A. Until claim liability has been exhausted pursuant to the law
• B. Forever, regardless of claims
• C. Until all claims are settled by the WCAB
• D. Until the employer pays all outstanding premiums

Answer: (A)

The key idea is that the Director’s oversight continues after revocation to wind up all claim-related obligations. Even when a self-insurance plan is revoked, the employer still has outstanding workers’ compensation liabilities to satisfy, and the law gives the Director authority to supervise that process until those liabilities are fully paid or otherwise legally extinguished. Once every claim obligation is exhausted under the law, the Director’s jurisdiction ends.

That’s why this is the best answer: it aligns with the purpose of continuing supervision—to ensure that injured workers receive their earned benefits and that all claim-related responsibilities are properly settled. It’s not perpetual, not dependent on settlements by the WCAB, and not tied to paying premiums—those elements aren’t what trigger the end of the Director’s oversight.