Which of the following items requires that an insurance application state that an investigative consumer report may be obtained on a prospective insured?

The Entire Contract provision relates to the completeness of the insurance policy and states that the contract consists of the application and the policy itself. While it emphasizes the importance of written agreements, it does not specifically address the disclosure of investigative consumer reports or consumer rights regarding such information.

This law refers to specific regulations governing standard provisions included in individual health insurance policies. While it standardizes certain policy elements, it does not encompass the requirements related to investigative consumer reports as outlined by the Fair Credit Reporting Act.

MIB authorization pertains to the sharing of medical information among insurance companies to assess risk. While it does involve the gathering of personal health data, it does not require specific disclosure regarding investigative consumer reports on insurance applications.