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Committee List Updated September 23, 2021 TABLE OF CONTENTS COMMITTEE STRUCTURE .................................................................................................................................5 APPOINTED and DISBANDED GROUPS ...........................................................................................................6 MEMBERS BY ZONE.............................................................................................................................................7 EXECUTIVE (EX) COMMITTEE ........................................................................................................................8 Climate and Resiliency (EX) Task Force ............................................................................................................9 Government Relations (EX) Leadership Council ..............................................................................................10 Innovation and Technology (EX) Task Force ....................................................................................................11 Big Data and Artificial Intelligence (EX) Working Group .........................................................................12 E-Commerce (EX) Working Group ............................................................................................................13 Speed to Market (EX) Working Group .......................................................................................................14 Long-Term Care Insurance (EX) Task Force ....................................................................................................15 Long-Term Care Insurance Financial Solvency (EX) Subgroup ................................................................16 Long-Term Care Insurance Multistate Rate Review (EX) Subgroup .........................................................17 Long-Term Care Insurance Reduced Benefit Options (EX) Subgroup .......................................................18 Special (EX) Committee on Race and Insurance ...............................................................................................19 INTERNAL ADMINISTRATION (EX1) SUBCOMMITTEE ..........................................................................20 Information Systems (EX1) Task Force ............................................................................................................20 AUDIT COMMITTEE ..........................................................................................................................................21 LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES (A) COMMITTEE ..............................................................................22 Accelerated Underwriting (A) Working Group .................................................................................................22 Annuity Suitability (A) Working Group ............................................................................................................23 Life Insurance Illustration Issues (A) Working Group ......................................................................................23 Life Insurance Online Guide (A) Working Group .............................................................................................23 Life Actuarial (A) Task Force ............................................................................................................................24 Experience Reporting (A) Subgroup ...........................................................................................................24 Guaranteed Issue (GI) Life Valuation (A) Subgroup ..................................................................................25 Indexed Universal Life (IUL) Illustration (A) Subgroup ............................................................................25 Index-Linked Variable Annuity (A) Subgroup ...........................................................................................25 Longevity Risk (E/A) Subgroup ..................................................................................................................26 Variable Annuities Capital and Reserve (E/A) Subgroup ...........................................................................26 Valuation Manual (VM)-22 (A) Subgroup ..................................................................................................26 HEALTH INSURANCE AND MANAGED CARE (B) COMMITTEE ...........................................................27 Consumer Information (B) Subgroup ................................................................................................................27 Health Actuarial (B) Task Force ........................................................................................................................28 Health Care Reform Actuarial (B) Working Group ....................................................................................29 State Rate Review (B) Subgroup ..........................................................................................................29 Long-Term Care Actuarial (B) Working Group ..........................................................................................30 Long-Term Care Pricing (B) Subgroup ................................................................................................30 Long-Term Care Valuation (B) Subgroup ............................................................................................31 Health Innovations (B) Working Group ............................................................................................................31 Regulatory Framework (B) Task Force .............................................................................................................32 Accident and Sickness Insurance Minimum Standards (B) Subgroup ........................................................33 © 2021 National Association of Insurance Commissioners 2 Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) (B) Working Group ................................................33 Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (MHPAEA) (B) Working Group ....................................34 Pharmacy Benefit Manager Regulatory Issues (B) Subgroup .....................................................................35 Senior Issues (B) Task Force .............................................................................................................................36 Long-Term Care Insurance Model Update (B) Subgroup ...........................................................................37 PROPERTY AND CASUALTY INSURANCE (C) COMMITTEE ..................................................................38 Cannabis Insurance (C) Working Group ...........................................................................................................38 Casualty Actuarial and Statistical (C) Task Force .............................................................................................39 Actuarial Opinion (C) Working Group .......................................................................................................40 Statistical Data (C) Working Group ............................................................................................................40 Catastrophe Insurance (C) Working Group .......................................................................................................41 NAIC/Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) (C) Advisory Group ........................................42 Pet Insurance (C) Working Group .....................................................................................................................42 Surplus Lines (C) Task Force ............................................................................................................................43 Surplus Lines (C) Working Group ..............................................................................................................44 Terrorism Insurance Implementation (C) Working Group ................................................................................44 Title Insurance (C) Task Force ..........................................................................................................................45 Transparency and Readability of Consumer Information (C) Working Group .................................................46 Workers’ Compensation (C) Task Force ...........................................................................................................47 NAIC/International Association of Industrial Accident Boards and Commissions (IAIABC) Joint (C) Working Group ............................................................................................................................................48 MARKET REGULATION AND CONSUMER AFFAIRS (D) COMMITTEE ..............................................49 Advisory Organization Examination Oversight (D) Working Group ................................................................49 Antifraud (D) Task Force ...................................................................................................................................50 Antifraud Education Enhancement (D) Working Group .............................................................................51 Antifraud Technology (D) Working Group.................................................................................................51 Market Actions (D) Working Group ..................................................................................................................51
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