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Register now
for the 2010 NCOIL
Spring Meeting in Isle of Palms, South Carolina, scheduled for March 5 through
7, 2010.
Key
Proposals Under
NCOIL Consideration:
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A
balance billing proposal would encourage medical
bill transparency. Interested parties have submitted
comments.
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A natural
catastrophe financing proposal would create a
public-private framework.
- An aftermarket
crash
parts model would target choice, auto body steering.
Interested
parties have submitted comments.
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A
dental fee model would ban insurer mandates
regarding uncovered dental services. Interested parties have
submitted comments.
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A
market conduct annual statement (MCAS) model would promote
confidentiality in data collection.
Interested
parties have submitted
comments.
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NCOIL Express Grave
Concerns with NAIC National Insurance Supervisory Commission (NISC), Offers
Constructive Comments
>>Letter
Rep. Damron Takes Reins as
NCOIL President, Announces Chairs, Priorities >>Details
NCOIL Says No to FIO,
Voices Concerns with H.R. 4173
>>Details
>>Letter
NCOIL Reaffirms Need for
State CDS Regulation, Writes Congress
Regarding H.R. 4173
>>Letter
NCOIL to Congress: Don’t
Ignore State Consumer Protections, Raise Healthcare Costs
>>Details
>>Letter >>Principles
NCOIL Model to Prevent
Construction Employee Misclassification, Address Workers’ Comp Fraud
>>Details
New NCOIL Model Law
Targets Airbag Fraud, Promotes Consumer
Safety >>Details
The National Conference of Insurance Legislators
(NCOIL) is an organization of state legislators whose main area of public
policy concern is insurance legislation and regulation. Many legislators
active in NCOIL either chair or are members of the committees responsible
for insurance legislation in their respective state houses across the
country.
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The National Conference
of Insurance Legislators
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National Office
385 Jordan Road
Troy, NY 12180
TEL: 518-687-0178
FAX: 518-687-0401
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Washington Office
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Washington, D.C. 20004
TEL: 202-220-3014
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