State insurance regulators said at their meeting last week that they are working with Congress to come up with language they can agree on for creation of a federal Office of Insurance Information.
The update on the OII proposal came at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners session in Chicago and was raised as part of a broader overview of bills that Kansas City, Mo.-based NAIC is tracking, according to interviews with insurance commissioners.
Roger Sevigny, NAIC president-elect and New Hampshire insurance commissioner, said the NAIC continues to work with Congress so that it could lend its support to the OII proposal.
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