Committee Hears NAIC‑based Travel Insurance Bill; OIC and Industry Cite Remaining Technical Issues
House Bill 2087 would codify travel insurance regulation (producer licensing, retailer registration, sales practices) based on NAIC model law; supporters say it standardizes consumer protections and increases choice, while OIC flagged adjuster‑licensing and accountability concerns and the Attorney General’s office urged preservation of anti‑discrimination law.
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Lawmakers on Jan. 23 received a multi‑stakeholder briefing and public testimony on House Bill 2087, a measure to enact a Washington Travel Insurance Act modeled on the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) approach to travel insurance regulation.
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