A Senate vote on legislation that would delay flood insurance premium increases for up to four years may take place next week.
Industry officials and members of Congress and their staffs confirm that efforts are underway by sponsors of the legislation to have it attached to the 2014 version of the National Defense Reauthorization Act (NDAA).
The NDAA passed the House by an overwhelming majority June 14. It has been held up in the Senate for a variety of reasons, including requests by women members of the Senate to include provisions designed to strengthen prosecution of members of the military charged with sexual assault and to deter these assaults.
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