A demand by state lawmakers for the National Association of Insurance Commissioners to open their locked-door executive sessions has been joined by consumer advocates and insurers.
The call for regulators to open up sessions came at the recently concluded NAIC session in San Francisco during a discussion of the organization's development of a new procedure for enacting model laws.
It came in the wake of an NAIC executive session that was attended by two state legislators–one of whom found his way blocked by a security guard who saw his name on a “do not admit list.”
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