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EXPOSURE DOCUMENT INDEX

The following is a list of documents exposed by various work groups of the NAIC to the public. For additional information regarding these and other documents, their comment periods and pending actions – please visit the appropriate Committees & Activities page.

Proposed Innovation, Cybersecurity and Technology (H) Committee

Final H Committee 2022 Proposed Draft Charges - Clean Version 12/1/21

Final H Committee 2022 Proposed Draft Charges - Redline Version 12/1/21

Comments to the Draft Charges 11/18/21 Revised

Draft Charges 11/2/21

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MO880 - 2020 revisions-12042020 as Amended

2023 Proposed Charges

The below document is exposed for comments until COB January 3, 2024 by the Solvency Workstream of the Climate & Resiliency (EX) Task Force. Please submit comments to Dan Daveline.

The proposed 2024 charges for the Long-Term Care Insurance (EX) Task Force are being exposed for public comment. The proposed charges include reorganization to move the Task Force under the Health Insurance and Managed Care (B) Committee and also to move the Long-Term Care Actuarial (B) Working Group under the LTCI Task Force. The Working Group charges include a charge specific to continuing the work on rate review methodologies. Note that the Health Actuarial (B) Task Force (HATF) will coordinate with the LTCI Task Force as necessary on actuarial items, which will be noted in HATF’s proposed charges.   

Please submit any comments to jkoenigsman@naic.org by Tuesday, September 26, 2023.

Enhanced Cash Surrender Value Offer Survey

 

Annuity Suitability (A) Working Group Adopted FAQ Guidance Document  Adopted FAQ Guidance Document

The following documents are being exposed for a 60-day public comment period ending Monday, January 29, 2024:

Please send comments to Scott O'Neal by close of business on Monday, January 29, 2024

The following documents are being exposed for a 21-day public comment period ending Tuesday, November 22nd, 2023:

Note: Regulators and interested parties are requested to provide comment on APF 2023-12 by COB Friday, November 17th to allow for inclusion in the main materials packet of the LATF session at the NAIC’s Fall National Meeting.

Please send comments to Scott O'Neal by close of business on Tuesday, November 22nd, 2023. 

 

The following document is being exposed for a 21-day public comment period ending Tuesday, November 7th, 2023:

Please send comments to Scott O'Neal by close of business on Tuesday, November 7th, 2023. 

 

The following documents are being exposed for a 36-day public comment period ending Friday, November 10th, 2023:

Please send comments to Scott O'Neal by close of business on Friday, November 10th, 2023. 

 

The following document is being exposed for a 47-day public comment period ending Monday, November 13th, 2023:

Please send comments to Scott O'Neal by close of business on Monday, November 13th, 2023.

 

 

There are no exposure drafts at this time.

There are no Exposure Drafts at this time. 

 

 

The following documents are being exposed for a 90-day public comment period ending Wednesday, February 14th, 2024:

Please send comments to Scott O'Neal by close of business on Wednesday, February 14th, 2024

There are no exposure drafts at this time.

There are no exposure drafts at this time.

There are no exposure drafts at this time.

QTL Template.xlsx Pennsylvania Revised Draft QTL Template Draft May 28, 2020

QTL Template Instructions.docx Revised Draft QTL Template Instructions May 28, 2020

MHPAEA assumptions exposure.docx MHPAEA Draft Assumptions March 10, 2020

There are no exposure drafts at this time.

To: Long-Term Care Actuarial (B) Working Group Members, Interested Regulators, and Interested Parties

Potential upcoming focus points for discussion on a single actuarial approach to multi-state long-term care rate increase reviews include:

  • Can adjustments to the Minnesota cost-sharing formula result, generally, in older age / higher duration / higher past rate increase policyholders having their future rate increases be more limited than under the current approach? 
  • Would such an adjusted Minnesota approach align with key principles (either developed by ACLI / AHIP or others that may be important to regulators and interested parties) such that it could be considered a candidate for the single actuarial approach?
  • Should interest rate history and expectations be a part of a single actuarial approach like it is with the Minnesota approach?

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Please provide comments on the following by Monday, July 10, 2023:

Among the options for the form of comments being sought are:          

  • A scorecard assessing the approaches’ success in meeting key principles. These principles can be from the list provided on June 2, 2023 by ACLI / AHIP Final ACLI-AHIP Comment Letter June 2, 2023, or as developed or thought of by the commenter.
  • Assessment of the rate increase amounts resulting from the approaches, including for various types of situations, e.g., older and newer business, blocks with short or lengthy rate increase histories.

Comments should be submitted to Eric King by Monday, July 10, 2023.

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1. Please provide comments on the attached ideas for a single, improved MSA actuarial approach.

Revised Ideas- Improved MSA Actuarial Approach

Comments should be submitted to Eric King by Friday, June 2.

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1. Please provide comments by April 24 on suggested improvements, including additions or streamlining of the Health Actuarial Task Force-adopted Consolidated, Most Commonly Asked Questions – States’ LTC Rate Increase Reviews checklist and MSA Supplemental information checklist.

These checklists are contained in the Information Checklist section of the NAIC Long-Term Care Insurance Multistate Rate Review Framework document, located at https://content.naic.org/sites/default/files/inline-files/MSA%20Framework_121221_TF%20Adopted.pdf

2. Please provide comments by April 24 related to the Minnesota and Texas actuarial approaches as described in the NAIC Long-Term Care Insurance Multistate Rate Review Framework document, located at https://content.naic.org/sites/default/files/inline-files/MSA%20Framework_121221_TF%20Adopted.pdf

Please identify issues, including types of cases where improvements to the approaches may lead to more consistent results in line with goals, for example balancing fairness to consumers with helping to prevent further financial distress to insurers.

Comments should be submitted to Eric King by Monday, April 24

PBM White Paper Draft  (Adopted by the Regulatory Framework (B) Task Force  Sept. 29, 2023)

RFTF Proposed 2024 Charges (Adopted by the Regulatory Framework (B) Task Force Sept. 29, 2023)

Comments are requested by close of business April 21, 2022

ERISA Handbook case summary - Rutledge 

     Comments received 

PCMA

ATAP

Consumer Reps

NCPA 

AHIP

    HMO Model Draft Adopted by the Subgroup, July 13, 2020

    PBM White Paper Draft (Adopted by the PBM Regulatory Issues (B) Subgroup, July 27, 2023)

     

    The Understanding the Market for Cannabis Insurance 2.0 white paper was exposed for comment by the NAIC Cannabis Insurance (C) Working group on April 11, 2023 for 45 days. The comment period has been extended to Friday, July 7. Please send comments to NAIC staff Anne Obersteadt at aobersteadt@naic.org.Cannabis Insurance White Paper Exposure Draft.pdf

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    The draft 2024 P/C Statement of Actuarial Opinion (SAO) instructions and 2024 Title SAO instructions are exposed for comment.

    027 Property 2024 Actuarial Opinion - Sept 27 draft

    029 Title 2024 Actuarial Opinion - Sept 27 draft

    Comments are due by October 27, 2023, and should be sent to Kris DeFrain, kdefrain@naic.org.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    There are no Exposure Drafts at this time.  

    There are no Exposure Drafts at this time. 

    MCAS Data Call (post 6/5/2023)

    New Public Adjuster Licensing Charge

    Adopted by the Producer Licensing (D) Task Force: May 31, 2023

    Adopted by the Market Regulation and Consumer Affairs (D) Committee: July 27, 2023

    Review and amend, as needed, the Public Adjuster Licensing Model Act (#228) to enhance consumer protections in the property and casualty claims process.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    In 2022, the Working Group began working on their charge to:

    Review existing NAIC Models and Guidelines that address the use of lead generators for sales of Health Insurance products and identify models and guidelines that need to be updated or developed to address current marketplace activities. 

    The Working Group exposed suggested amendments on the Unfair Trade Practices Act  (Model 880) for comment. Throughout the year the Working Group met via conference calls to discuss the comments received and revised the Draft as necessary.

    The Working Group has exposed the 2nd Draft amendments for additional comments. (Draft Version 11.3.22).  

    These comments will be discussed at during the Working Group meeting taking place at the Spring National Meeting in Louisville, KY.  

    The Working Group will hold conference calls as necessary to finalize the amendments.  The final draft will be distributed prior adoption. 

     

    Draft  # 1: 

    Model 880 - Amendments Draft #1 8.31.22 

     

    Draft #2:

    Model 880 - Amendments Draft #2 11.3.22

     

    Draft #3:

    Model 880 - Amendments Draft #3 6.29.23

     

    New Comments Received:

     

    State Comments:

     

    Industry Comments:

     

     

    Draft Chapter 23-Conducting the Life and Annuity Examination October 4, 2023 Draft (The Oct. 4, 2023 draft contains changes from the previous version, dated June 6, 2023. The October 4, 2023 updates in the draft are highlighted in green, they occur on pages 14, 17, 29, 31, 32, 33, 38, 40, 45, 52, 55 and 56.)

    NOTE: The Oct. 4, 2023 draft Chapter 23 was adopted by the Working Group at its Nov. 8, 2023 Webex meeting, the chapter underwent additional revisions during that meeting, as part of that adoption.

    Draft Chapter 23-Conducting the Life and Annuity Examination June 6, 2023 Draft (The June 6, 2023 draft contains changes from the previous version, dated Aug. 22, 2022. The June 6, 2023 updates in the draft are highlighted in blue, they occur on pages 30 and 34 (in Marketing and Sales Standards 9 and 10.)

    Draft Chapter 23-Conducting the Life and Annuity Examination August 22, 2022 Draft (The Aug. 22, 2022 draft contained updates highlighted in yellow, which took into consideration comments received on the April 19, 2022 draft; the Aug. 22 draft was discussed at the Sept. 8 and Oct. 20, 2022 meetings and at the March 28, 2023 meeting.) 

    New Draft Chapter 23-Conducting the Life and Annuity Examination April 19, 2022 Draft (Updated to correspond to revisions adopted by the NAIC in February 2020 to the Suitability in Annuity Transactions Model Regulation (#275))

    New Draft Travel Insurance-Related Standardized Data Requests (Revised October 2023 by the Travel Insurance regulator-only SMEs, taking the comments received from Virginia Oct. 28, 2022, Missouri Sept. 16, 2022 and the CEJ Sept. 16, 2022 into consideration)

    NOTE: The Oct. 25, 2023 new draft Travel Insurance In-Force SDR and the Oct. 25, 2023 new Travel Insurance Claims SDR were adopted by this Working Group at its Nov. 8, 2023 Webex Meeting
     

    Draft Chapter 4-Collaborative Actions June 6, 2023 Draft (The purpose of the revisions is to incorporate changes into Chapter 4, providing nonregulators with transparency and insight regarding the multistate process that occurs at the Market Actions (D) Working Group (MAWG))

    NOTE: The June 6, 2023 draft Chapter 4 was adopted by the Working Group at its July 18, 2023 Webex meeting, the chapter underwent additional revisions during that meeting, as part of that adoption.

    Revised Draft Chapter 24B-Conducting the MHPAEA-Related Examination July 11, 2022 Draft (This draft was discussed at the July 14, 2022 Webex. Changes were made to Standard 5 on pages 14-15 and Standard 6 on pages 17-18; they are shown in yellow highlight. These revisions were made to the July 6, 2022 Chapter 24B Draft).

    NOTE: The Chapter 24B-Conducting the MHPAEA-Related Examination adopted by this Working Group on July 14, 2022 and by the Market Regulation and Consumer Affairs (D) Committee on August 12, 2022 at the Summer 2022 Hybrid National Meeting is provided at this link Chapter 24B-Conducting the MHPAEA-Related Examination Adopted 8-12-2022. Regulators, this document is also provided on the Market Regulation Handbook Web Page on StateNet.

    New Draft Chapter 24B-Conducting the MHPAEA-Related Examination July 6, 2022 Draft (Updated with regard to the Working Group's June 9th discussion on comments received on the April 19, 2022 Chapter 24B Draft)

    New Draft Chapter 24B-Conducting the MHPAEA-Related Examination April 19, 2022 Draft (Updated to correspond with updated federal guidance on Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Parity Compliance)

    New Draft Chapter 1-Introduction July 6, 2022 Draft (Revisions relate to the Working Group's discussion re: the Oct. 27, 2021 Chapter 20 draft in its previous meetings on Nov. 4, 2021, March 10, 2022, April 21, 2022 and June 9, 2022)

    NOTE: The posted revisions to the July 6, 2022 draft Chapter 1-Introduction were adopted by the Working Group on its July 14, 2022 call.

    New Draft Chapter 20-General Examination Standards July 6, 2022 Draft (Revisions relate to the Working Group's discussion re: the Oct. 27, 2021 Chapter 20 draft in its previous meetings on Nov. 4, 2021, March 10, 2022, April 21, 2022 and June 9, 2022)

    NOTE: The posted revisions to the July 6, 2022 draft Chapter 20-General Examination Standards were adopted by the Working Group on its July 14, 2022 call.

    New Draft Chapter 20-General Examination Standards, Oct. 27, 2021 Draft (Revisions Relating to the Insurance Holding Company System Regulatory Model Act  (#440)

    New Draft Chapter 21-Conducting the Property and Casualty Examination, April 19, 2022 Draft Revisions to the 4-19-22 draft are shown in yellow highlight (Revisions Relating to the Real Property Lender-Placed Insurance Model Act (#631)

    NOTE: The posted revisions to the April 19, 2022 Conducting the Property and Casualty Examination chapter were adopted by the Working Group on its April 21, 2022 call.

    New Draft Chapter 21-Conducting the Property and Casualty Examination, Oct. 27, 2021 Draft (Revisions Relating to the Real Property Lender-Placed Insurance Model Act (#631)

    New Draft Chapter 24-Conducting the Health Examination, Sept. 30, 2021 Draft (Revisions Relating to the Health Maintenance Organization Model Act (#430)

    NOTE: The draft Chapter 24 was adopted by the Working Group on its November 4, 2021 conference call,

    New Draft Chapter 25-Conducting the Medicare Supplement Examination, Sept. 27, 2021 Draft (Revisions Relating to the Model Regulation to Implement the NAIC Medicare Supplement Insurance Minimum Standards Model Act (#651)

    NOTE: The draft Chapter 25 was adopted by the Working Group on its November 4, 2021 conference call, the chapter underwent an additional revision as part of that adoption.

    Updated Draft Title Standardized Data Requests for Inclusion in the Reference Documents of the Market Regulation Handbook

    New Draft Title Standardized Data Requests for Inclusion in the Reference Documents of the Market Regulation Handbook

    NOTE: The Title SDRs were adopted by the Working Group on its September 2, 2021 conference call, the Title Claims SDR underwent an additional revision as part of that adoption.

    New Draft Chapter 24-Conducting the Health Examination for inclusion in the Market Regulation Handbook (Revised Guidance Regarding Supplementary and Short-Term Health Insurance)

    NOTE: The posted revisions to the Conducting the Health Examination chapter were adopted by the Working Group on its November 19, 2020 call. 

    New Draft Long-Term Care Standardized Data Requests for Inclusion in the Reference Documents of the Market Regulation Handbook

    NOTE: The Long-Term Care In Force and Long-Term Care Claims SDRs were adopted by the Working Group on its November 19, 2020 call.

    New Inland Marine Standardized Data Requests for Inclusion in the Reference Documents of the Market Regulation Handbook

    NOTE: The Inland Marine In Force and Inland Marine Claims SDRs were adopted by the Working Group on its July 23, 2020 call.

    New Limited Long-Term Care Exam Standards Chapter 26A December 11, 2019 draft for Inclusion in the Market Regulation Handbook

    NOTE: The Limited Long-Term Care Exam Standards, Dec. 11, 2019 draft, were adopted by the Working Group on its July 23, 2020 call. 

    New Limited Long-Term Care Exam Standards Chapter 26A October 29, 2019 draft for Inclusion in the Market Regulation Handbook

    New Farmowners Standardized Data Requests for Inclusion in the Reference Documents of the Market Regulation Handbook

    NOTE: The Farmowners In Force SDR and Farmowners Claims SDR were adopted by the Working Group on its Dec. 18, 2019 call, and adopted by the Market Regulation and Consumer Affairs (D) Committee on its July 27, 2020 call.

    Cybersecurity (EX) Task Force Referral to Market Conduct Examination Standards (D) Working Group

    The following items have been tabled by the Working Group until further notice.

    Proposed Market Regulation Handbook Substantive Revisions Received from the Market Information Systems Research and Development (D) Working Group 7-12-16

    Draft New Health Reform Market Conduct Examination Standards for Nondiscrimination for inclusion in the Market Regulation Handbook
    Aug. 10, 2015 Draft

    Draft New Health Reform Market Conduct Examination Standards for Nondiscrimination for inclusion in the Market Regulation Handbook
    Aug. 3, 2015 Draft

    Section D. Standards of Chapter 14-Sampling of the Market Regulation Handbook 9/18/14

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    MCAS - Pet Insurance Scorecard Ratios Draft

    Charge to Assess Currently Available Market Analysis Data

    The Task Force's - Improper Marketing of Health Insurance (D) Working Group has been working on their charge to: 

    Review existing NAIC Models and Guidelines that address the use of lead generators for sales of Health Insurance products and identify models and guidelines that need to be updated or developed to address current marketplace activities. 

    The Working Group began reviewing the Unfair Trade Practices Act  (Model 880) in 2022. During the 2023 Summer National Meeting the Working Group adopted amendments to Model 880 (8.14.23). 

    The Task Force opened the adopted draft (8.14.23) for comment through Monday, October 16, 2023.  

    The Task Force met by conference call on October 20th to review comments received on draft amendments for the Unfair Trade Practices Act (Model #880). 

    During the conference call the Task Force agreed to accept additional revisions from the comments received.  The additional revisions have been applied to Draft #6 (10.20.23).

    The Draft #6 (10.20.23) was open for comment until Friday, November 10, 2023. 

    The Task Force will review the updated draft (10.20.23) for potential adoption.

     

    Draft #6 (10.20.23):

    Comments Received on Draft #6 (10.20.23):

     

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    Draft #5 (8.14.23):

     

    Comments Received on Draft #5 (8.14.23):

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    Antifraud Plan Repository Workflow

    The Antifraud Technology (D) Working Group has been working on their first charge which is to:  Review and provide recommendations for the development of an Antifraud Plan Repository to be used by insurers to create and store an electronic fraud plan for distribution among the states/jurisdictions. To assist with this process the Working Group created a subject matter expert (SME) group to finalize the Antifraud Plan Repository Workflow document. The SME Group exposed the draft to the Antifraud Technology (D) Working Group on May 6, 2022.    

    The Working Group adopted the draft on May 19, 2022 and it was presented to the Antifraud (D) Task Force.  The Task Force will hold a meeting on June 30, 2022 to review any comments received and potentially adopt the draft. 

    Antifraud Plan Repository Workflow

     

     

     

     

     

    Artificial Intelligence (AI) in MIS Recommendations

    MIS R&D WG Statement on AI posted 10/20/2021

    RIRS Coding Change Proposal

    RIRS Coding Change Proposal  posted 3/25/2021

    Pet Insurance 

    The Producer Licensing Uniformity (D) Working Group has been given the task of reviewing Pet Insurance to determine whether the current licensing standards should change. The Working Group will be meeting via Webex/conference call throughout 2021 to discuss and determine a recommendation that will be presented to the Producer Licensing (D) Task Force. 

    Materials:

     

    Comments Received:

     

     

    Webex/Conference Calls:

     

     


     

    CE Instructor Approval Guidelines

    As part of the Working Group's first charge to: Update, as needed, the reciprocity guidelines, the uniform application forms for continuing education (CE) providers, and the process for state review and approval of instructors and courses. The Working Group exposed the CE Instructor Approval Guidelines - Draft created by the Working Group's Subject matter Experts (SME). 

    The draft and comments received can be found below. The Working Group is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, November 8, 2022 (2PM CST) to discuss the comments and finalize the review of the draft. 

    Guideline Draft:

     

    Comments Received:

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    Continuing Education Reciprocity Agreement

    In 2019 the Working Group reviewed the Continuing Education Reciprocity (CER) Agreement. The NAIC's General Counsel advised the Working Group that a revision of the agreement would not be feasible due to the date of the CER Agreement and inaccurate/dated information it contains. The decision was to create a new CER Agreement. During the Fall National Meeting the Producer Licensing (D) Task Force adopted the 2019 CER Agreement. The agreement will be presented to the Executive Committee during the Summer National Meeting for final adoption. The adopted draft is attached below.

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    Testing and Examination Pass Rates

    The following document is being exposed for a 30-Day public comment period ending on November 6th, 2023

    Please submit comments to Sherry Flippo by EOD on November 6th. 2023

     

    The Working Group has exposed the following for public comment. Please submit comments to Dave Fleming by COB May 12, 2023.


    The referral below requires a response from the Capital Adequacy (E) Task Force and the Risk-based Capital Investment Risk and Evaluation (E) Working Group by May 15, 2023. Please submit your comments to Eva Yeung or Dave Fleming by COB March 31, 2023.


    The Working Group has exposed the following for public comment. Comment is specifically requested from RBC vendors with respect to the proposed sensitivity test as it was submitted past the RBC deadline for exposure. Please submit comments to Dave Fleming by COB April 12, 2023.  


    The referral below is for informational purposes only and no action is required by the Capital Adequacy (E) Task Force and the Risk-based Capital Investment Risk and Evaluation (E) Working Group. Please contact Eva Yeung or Dave Fleming if you have any comments regarding this referral.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    The following document is being exposed for a 30-day public comment period ending Wednesday, November 15th, 2023:

    Please send comments to Tim Nauheimer and Aida Guzman by close of business on Wednesday, November 15th, 2023. 

    The following document is being exposed for a 30-day public comment period ending Wednesday, November 15th, 2023:

    Please send comments to Tim Nauheimer and Aida Guzman by close of business on Wednesday, November 15th, 2023. 

    There are no exposure drafts at this time. 

    There are no exposure drafts at this time. 

    There are no exposure drafts at this time. 

    Comments on exposed items should be addressed to Superintendent Elizabeth Kelleher Dwyer, Chair of the Restructuring Mechanisms (E) Working Group, and directed to NAIC staff, Robin Marcotte and Dan Daveline.

    The following document has been exposed with a public comment period ending Wednesday, April 26, 2023.

    The following exposure document and comments are being shared for review. We are no longer accepting comments for this document as the comment period has ended. 

    Affiliated Services Exposure Document

    Comments Received:

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    Blanks (E) Working Group
    Items Received for Comment

    Last Updated November 7, 2023

    Please address comment letters to Pat Gosselin, Chair of the Blanks (E) Working Group, and direct to NAIC support staff, Mary Caswell and Jill Youtsey.

    Ref No. Description Comment Deadline
    2023-05BWG Modified Changes to the Cybersecurity supplement to remove the reference to Identity Theft Insurance from the General Instructions; remove the interrogatory questions from Part 1 that pertain to Identity Theft Insurance; and remove the column for Identity Theft Insurance from Part 2 and Part 3. Remove claims-made and occurrence breakdown, as well as first-party and third-party breakdowns from data collection and remove the question in the interrogatories regarding tail policies. 1/22/2024
    2023-12BWG Modified Categorize debt securities on Schedule BA that do not qualify as bonds under SSAP No. 26—Bonds or SSAP No. 43R—Asset-Backed Securities and are captured in scope of SSAP No. 21R—Other Invested Assets. 1/22/2024
    2023-13BWG Add new instruction and illustration under Note 5 – Investments for Net Negative (Disallowed) Interest Maintenance Reserve (IMR) and a new general interrogatory for a company attestation. 1/22/2024
    2023-14BWG Revise the Health Test Language and General Interrogatories. 1/22/2024
    2023-15BWG Add a new General Interrogatory to the Life General Interrogatories Part 2 to provide needed information for completing the C-2 mortality risk in the Life Risk-Based Capital (RBC). 1/22/2024

     

     

    Exposure Drafts Outstanding
    Statutory Accounting Principles (E) Working Group
    Last Updated December 1, 2023

    Please address comment letters to Dale Bruggeman, Chair of the Statutory Accounting Principles (E) Working Group, and direct to Julie GannRobin Marcotte, Jake StultzJason Farr and Wil Oden.

    For the status of all SAPWG agenda items, please refer to the Maintenance Agenda.

    EXPOSURES with PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD ending DECEMBER 29, 2023
    INT 23-04T

    SSAP No. 61R

    Scottish Re Life Reinsurance Liquidation Questions Exposed interpretation (INT) which provides guidance for ceding entities with reinsurance with balances from U.S.-based life reinsurer in liquidation, Scottish Re, focusing on the accounting and reporting of reinsurance recoverables.
    EXPOSURES with PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD ending JANUARY 22, 2024
    2019-21 SSAP No. 21R Principles-Based Bond Project Revisions to SSAP No. 21R—Other Admitted Assets to incorporate a new measurement method for residual interests. The revisions incorporate industry’s proposal of an “effective yield with a cap” method as well as a practical expedient to allow the “cost recovery” method.
    2023-16 SSAP No. 48 Schedule BA Categories Revisions to further define, for consistency purposes, how investments shall be reported based on the underlying characteristics of assets.
    2023-28 SSAP No. 21R Collateral Loan Reporting Revisions to expand the disclosures and Schedule BA reporting for collateral loans to enable regulators the ability to identify the type of collateral in support of admittance of collateral loans.
    EXPOSURES with PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD ending FEBRUARY 4, 2024

    2022-14

    SSAP No. 34

    SSAP No. 48

    SSAP No. 93R

    SSAP No. 94R

    New Market Tax Credits Revisions to SSAP No. 34—Investment Income Due and Accrued, SSAP No. 48—Joint Ventures, Partnerships and Limited Liability Companies, SSAP No. 93—Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Property Investments, and SSAP No. 94R—Transferable and Non-Transferable State Tax Credits which are part of a project to expand tax credit guidance.
    2023-24 Various SSAPs and INT 06-07 ASU 2016-13, Measurement of Credit Losses on Financial Instruments (CECL) Revisions to reject ASU 2016-13 and related subsequent ASUs in various SSAPs and INT 06-07: Definition of Phrase “Other Than Temporary”.
    2023-25 Appendix D ASU 2023-03, Amendments to SEC Paragraphs Revisions to reject ASU 2023-03 in Appendix D as not applicable for statutory accounting.
    2023-27 Appendix D ASU 2023-04, Amendments to SEC Paragraphs – Cryptocurrency Revisions to reject ASU 2023-04 in Appendix D as not applicable for statutory accounting.
    2023-29 Annual Statement Instructions IMR Preferred Stock Revisions to clarify that realized gains and losses on perpetual preferred stock shall not be added to the IMR, regardless of NAIC designation, and shall follow the same concepts that exist for common stock in reporting realized gains/losses to the asset valuation reserve (AVR).
    2023-30 SSAP No. 97 Admissibility Requirements of Investments in Downstream Holding Companies Consistency revisions to update the language in paragraph 24 on audits and admissibility to better align with guidance in paragraphs 26 and 27 on the look-through methodology.
    2023-31 SSAP No. 58 Updates from Model 630 Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Exposed intent to review the revisions to the Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Model Act (#630) for incorporation into SSAP No. 58—Mortgage Guaranty Insurance and Appendix A-630 as applicable. The exposure requests input on an effective date.

    EXPOSURES DEFERRED for SUBSEQUENT INTERIM or NATIONAL MEETINGS

    2018-07

    SSAP No. 41R

    Surplus Note Accounting – Referral from the Reinsurance (E) Task Force

    The Statutory Accounting Principles (E) Working Group deferred discussion of this agenda item for a subsequent call or meeting.

    2019-12

    Comments

    SSAP No. 68

    ASU 2014-17, Business Combinations, Pushdown Accounting

    The Statutory Accounting Principles (E) Working Group deferred discussion of this agenda item for a subsequent call or meeting.

    2019-14

    Comments

    SSAP No. 68

    SSAP No. 97

    Attribution of Goodwill The Statutory Accounting Principles (E) Working Group deferred discussion of this agenda item for a subsequent call or meeting.

    2019-49

    Comments

    SSAP No. 62R

    Retroactive Reinsurance Exception

    The Statutory Accounting Principles (E) Working Group deferred discussion of this agenda item for a subsequent call or meeting.

    The Task Force is exposing the following, please submit comments to Eva Yeung by COB, Monday, November 13, 2023.


    The following referral is for informational purposes only and no action is required by the Capital Adequacy (E) Task Force and the Risk-Based Capital Investment Risk and Evaluation (E) Working Group. Please contact Eva Yeung or Dave Fleming if you have any comments regarding this referral.

     

    The Working Group is exposing the following document for a 60-day comment period. Please submit comments to Crystal Brown by COB January 8, 2024.

     

    Exposure of the Implementation of 2023 Mortality Risk Changes Memorandum

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Friday, December 15, 2023


    Exposure of the American Council of Life Insurers (ACLI) Proposal for Repurchase Agreements

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Friday, September 29, 2023


    Exposure of the 2023-08-L Comfort Trusts Proposal

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Friday, June 2, 2023


    Exposure of the Proposed Charges of the Economic Scenarios (E/A) Subgroup

    Comments should be sent electronically to Scott O’Neal by COB Thursday, March 15, 2023 


    Exposure of the proposed revisions to CM6 and CM7 mortgages.

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Thursday, March 16, 2023 


    Exposure of the American Academy of Actuaries’ (Academy) C2 Mortality Risk Work Group proposed changes.

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Wednesday, March 1, 2023 


    Exposure to remove dual trend test presentation.

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Tuesday, February 14, 2023 


    Exposure of the American Academy of Actuaries' (Academy) C2 Work Group Proposed Instruction Supplement for Applying the Newly Adopted Life Insurance C-2 Mortality Factors

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Friday, November 11, 2022 


    Exposure of the Affiliated Investments Instructions and Structure

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Wednesday, July 20, 2022.


    Re-Exposure of the American Academy of Actuaries’ (Academy) C2 Mortality Risk Work Group Proposed Instructions

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Wednesday, June 15, 2022.


    Exposure of the following documents.  

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Wednesday, May 25, 2022.


    Exposure of the Proposed Asset Valuation Reserve Factor Changes

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Friday, March 25, 2022.


    Exposure of the C-2 Mortality Proposal

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Monday, March 7, 2022.


    Exposure of the American Academy of Actuaries’ C-2 Mortality Work Group Recommendation on C-2 Mortality Factor Updates

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Monday, January 10, 2022.


    Exposure of American Academy of Actuaries' and American Council of Life Insurers’ Proposed Bond Factors and Instructions 

    Additional exposure to include explicit tax factors that are a part of the development of both sets of proposed base bond factors above.

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Thursday, May 27, 2021.


    Exposure of American Council of Life Insurers’ Proposed Factors and Instructions 

    Additional exposure to include asset concentration factor instructions that were omitted from the original document.

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Monday, May 24, 2021.


    Exposure of American Academy of Actuaries’ Proposed Bond Factors

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Friday, April 9, 2021.


    Exposure of Proposed Life Risk-Based Capital Mortgage Reporting Guidance Extension

    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Monday, February 22, 2021.


    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Monday, March 8, 2021.


    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020.


    Comments should be sent electronically to Dave Fleming by COB Monday, August 10, 2020.


    Exposure Drafts Still Open For Consideration with Comment Received:

    Please send any comments on the exposure drafts to Dave Fleming.

    The Property and Casualty Risk-Based Capital (E) Working Group is exposing proposal 2023-14-P (Pet Insurance) for a 60-day public comment period ending January 30, 2024, please submit comments to Eva Yeung.

    The Catastrophe Risk (E) Subgroup is exposing the following proposals for a 60-day public comment period ending January 30, 2024, please submit comments to Eva Yeung.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time. 

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

     

    There are no exposure drafts at this time. 

    There are no exposure drafts at this time. 

    There are no Exposure Drafts at this time. 

    The following document is being exposed for a 30-day public comment period ending June 23, 2023:

    Please send comments to Jane Koenigsman by close of business on June 23, 2023.

    On September 21, the Task Force exposed proposed new disclosures for catastrophe reinsurance programs for P&C RBC, for a 30-day exposure period ending Monday, October 23. The comment deadline for this exposure has been extended to Tuesday, Nov. 7.

    On October 27, the Task Force exposed proposed draft revisons to the Uniform Checklist for Reciprocal Jurisdiction Reinsurers for a 15-day public comment period ending on November 10.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    ​​​​​​The following documents are being exposed for a 53-day public comment period:

    Comments should be sent electronically to Charles Therriault and Denise Genao by Friday, January 26, 2024.

     

     

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    The Exposure Draft of the NAIC’s Cybersecurity Event Response Plan (CERP) is hereby released for public comment. 

    CERP Exposure

    Written comments will be accepted through Friday, November 3, 2023 by close of business and should be submitted to Miguel Romero (maromero@naic.org) and/or Sara Robben (srobben@naic.org).   

     

    The Working Group is exposing the draft Framework until October 9, 2023. 

    Please submit comments to Olivea Myers by COB October 9, 2023.

    There are no exposure drafts at this time.

    Cover Letter for Exposure Draft of New Consumer Privacy Protections Model Law #674

    Cover Page for Draft Model Law 7-11-23.pdf

    Second Public Exposure Draft of the new Insurance Consumer Privacy Protections Model Law #674 (Version 1.2 dated July 11, 2023) (incorporates revisions based on comments received prior to and after the Interim Meeting) is being exposed for a public comment period from July 11, 2023 to July 28, 2023. All comments received will be discussed during open meetings beginning with the July 25, 2023 conference call.

    Exposure Draft-Consumer Privacy Protection Model Law #674 as of 7-11-23.pdf

    Pending - 2023 Workplan for Privacy Protections (H) Working Group

    Pending

    6/23/23 Revisions to Sections 17 through 20 of the 1/31/23 Exposure Draft Model Law #674-Comments are due July 10, 2023

    Exposure of Sections 17-18-19-20 REV.pdf

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