You’re Invited: Important Legislative Reception
Save the new date of April 12 and attend a reception with Delaware’s House and Senate Banking & Insurance Committee Chairmen.
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March 2022
IA&B Urges Amendment to Credit-Scoring Bill
IA&B testified this week in favor of an amendment to pending credit-scoring legislation, which would prevent an onerous requirement for agents to collect customers’ sensitive personal data.
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Fight over Contentious Gender Bill Continues
IA&B was among the industry stakeholders who urged state lawmakers last week to delay a vote on legislation that would prohibit the use of gender in personal auto rating.
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PA Cannabis “Safe Banking” Bill Introduced
IA&B amended draft legislation and then supported the resulting bill which is now headed to the full State Senate.
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No Cuts to Crop in Budget Request
The federal budget request includes no crop insurance cuts in a rare but welcome occurrence.
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Health Insurance Bill Goes to Summer Study
In a victory for IA&B members, legislation that would have limited a small group health subsidies program to the Exchange, will not advance in the state legislature this session.
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Grassroots Action Alert
We need your help to defeat Senate Bill 231 on gender rating in personal auto.
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Update on Workers’ Comp Market Access
Effective April 9, IA&B will discontinue its partnership with Agency Resources (ARI). IA&B members now have workers’ compensation access through Independent Market Solutions.
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NFIP Legislation to Increase Rating Transparency
Recently introduced legislation would require FEMA to disclose more information about how flood insurance premiums are calculated under the new Risk Rating 2.0.
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Philadelphia Re-Ups on COVID-19 Leave
Employers in Philadelphia with at least 25 employees must comply with the latest Public Health Emergency Leave law, which guarantees up to 40 hours of paid sick leave.
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