NU Online News Service, July 16, 3:38 p.m. EDT
WASHINGTON–The National Association of Insurance Commissioners has written key House lawmakers telling them that a plan to create a federal agency for health care insurance oversight would be costly and unnecessary.
NAIC's letter to the chairs of three House committees objected to Sec. 141 of the "committee print" of the health care reform bill now going before various panels for the discussion and amendment process known as mark up.
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