The National
Association of Registered Agents and Brokers Reform Act (NARAB) continued its
progress towards passage in both houses of Congress throughout April. NARAB
(H.R. 1155 in the House and S. 534 in the Senate) would create a nonprofit
governing board of state insurance regulators and industry representatives to
create rigorous and uniform standards across the nation; placing a particular
emphasis on ethical, licensing, continuing education and nonresident insurance
producer standards. The bill continues to be
well-supported
within the insurance industry. NAPSLO
members met with a number of co-sponsors of NARAB during the 2013 NAPSLO
Legislative Fly In and were encouraged by the widespread optimism in both the
House and Senate. Both chambers anticipate moving forward this summer. Additional
discussions regarding bill language recently
focused on clarifying that NARAB would not create a federal regulator or
hold any regulatory authority.
Please contact
NAPSLO Legislative Director Keri Kish with
any questions regarding NARAB, or any of NAPSLO’s other legislative efforts.
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