The National Conference of Insurance Legislators has put off any action on a model act that would set certification standards for aftermarket auto parts for collision repairs.
The action came at the NCOIL summer meeting last week in Newport, R.I.
At a special hearing, representatives of the insurance and automotive industries clashed over establishing a mechanism to certify independently produced auto parts not made by the original equipment auto manufacturer for use in collision repair.
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