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States Pushed To Take Lead On Terrorism

Hunter calls on regulators, legislators to create long-term replacement for

By Matt Brady | Updated on January 22, 2006

Insurance commissioners should coordinate a long-term solution to the terrorism coverage problem to show that states can work together effectively on a national level, the Consumer Federation of America contends.

In a letter to the heads of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners and the National Conference of Insurance Legislators, CFA Insurance Director J. Robert Hunter said the two lawmaking groups have a “great opportunity to show leadership and to prove to Congress that it need not move to substitute federal insurance regulation for state insurance regulation.”

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