At an educational event conducted by Agent Kim, which activities are permitted?

Distributing Scope of Appointment forms is permitted during an educational event because it ensures compliance with regulations surrounding Medicare and other health plans. These forms are essential for documenting that beneficiaries have agreed to discuss their specific health care and insurance needs. This practice protects both the agent and the beneficiaries by clarifying the context of the conversation and ensuring that marketing activities take place only after consent is given.

The other options involve practices that may not align with the educational focus or regulatory standards set for such events. For instance, providing one-on-one consultations could shift the event from an educational purpose to a sales environment, which is typically not allowed. Discussing upcoming marketing plans can also distract from the educational content that participants are seeking. Offering personal sales pitches directly contradicts the intention of the event, which is to inform rather than to sell. Thus, only the distribution of Scope of Appointment forms aligns with the purpose of conducting an educational event in a compliant manner.