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Votes at a glance: Insurance committee reports multiple bills including telemedicine, insurer appointment, cybersecurity and Medicaid formulary
Summary
The Senate Insurance Committee on May 20 reported multiple bills to the Senate, including measures on telemedicine, the insurance commissioner’s office, Medicaid formulary parity, insurer holding‑company rules and cyber‑insurance guaranty coverage.
The Mississippi Senate Insurance Committee on May 20 reported a series of bills to the Senate after testimony and brief debate. Committee action included votes to report bills addressing telemedicine, the office of insurance commissioner, Medicaid formulary treatment parity, insurer holding‑company rules, and cybersecurity coverage in the state guaranty association.
Key committee actions (motion text reflects committee record):
- Senate Bill 2415 — Telemedicine repeal removal: Motion "Title sufficient, due pass" carried; SB 2415 was reported. Committee discussion described the item as removing the statutory repealer for telemedicine provisions enacted during the COVID‑19 emergency; supporters cited expanded access to care and mental‑health benefits and urged deletion of the repealer to…
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