On the recordJune 12, 2013
State regulators and most certainly the NAIC are structurally and constitutionally incapable of representing U.S. insurance interests abroad.
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congress.govEd Royce: “State regulators and most certainly the NAIC are structurally and constitutionally incapable of representing U.S.…”
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Royce critiques the ability of state regulators to handle international insurance negotiations.
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