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- 1970s – NAIC – Insurance Commissioners – Government Hearings
- 1970 – Joint Special Committee of Life Insurance Costs
- 1980s – AAA to NAIC
- 1980s – ACLI to NAIC
- 1980s -ACLI – NAIC Proceedings
- 1990s – NAIC – Insurance Commissioners – Government Hearings
- 1996 – Report of The Multi-State Life Insurance Task Force and Multi-State Market Conduct Examination of The Prudential Insurance Company of America – 270p
- 2010s – NAIC – Insurance Commissioners – Government Hearings
- 2008-1, NAIC Proceedings - NAIC/Industry Liaison Committee
- 2007 1202 - (2-22 - 2-23)
- .....questions on whether the NAIC has a formalized process for formulating and approving its policy positions, particularly in the context of congressional testimonies.
- They pointed to three categories of occurrences that gave rise to their confusion on NAIC policy positions: 1) congressional testimony that seemed to be in conflict with working groups on the same issue,
- Michael McRaith (IL) clarified whether they had questions of substance about certain NAIC policies or questions of process.
- He established that the threshold question was about process.
- With respect to process, he explained that it was straightforward and not uncommon—staff would notify commissioners, analyze issue(s), receive feedback, prepare a draft, circulate for comments, and integrate and prepare it for final submission.