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(From Reinsurance)
An analysis by the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) has praised a new legal standard adopted in both Kansas and Texas in 2005 as an effective tool to balance consumer protection with the business needs of insurance companies.
A NAMIC issue brief, "Kansas and Texas Enact Self-Audit Privilege," concludes that while there has not been strong support among state insurance regulators or legislators to embrace a self-evaluative audit privilege for insurance companies, nearly all states have already adopted a similar privilege for medical peer reviews, and more than half have enacted protections for environmental self-audits.
"NAMIC is hopeful enactment in 2005 of the self-evaluative privilege in Kansas and Texas, as well as a strong attempt to enact the privilege in Missouri, will encourage additional states to adopt the privilege and move the country as a whole closer to common-sense market conduct surveillance," stated the report's author, Joe Thesing, NAMIC state affairs manager, central region.
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