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Creation of an optional federal charter for insurers will be on Congress' 2011 agenda because it has strong bipartisan support, Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, has told state insurance legislators.
Coincidentally, the National Association of Professional Insurance Agents this week said that it is asking its members to lobby their congressmen during this month's congressional recess to be steadfastly opposed to federal regulation of insurance in any form.
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