Executive (EX) Committee

The mission of the Executive (EX) Committee is to manage the affairs of the NAIC in a manner consistent with the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws.

2012 Executive Committee Charges

Ongoing Support of NAIC Programs, Products, or Services:

1. Based on input of the membership, identify goals and priorities of the organization and make recommendations to achieve such goals and priorities. Make recommendations by 2012 Commissioners’ Conference.—Essential

2. Create/terminate task force(s) and/or executive working groups to address special issues and monitor the work of these groups. Create necessary task forces and/or executive working groups throughout 2012 as necessary.—Essential

3. Submit reports and recommendations to NAIC members concerning the activities of its subcommittee and the standing committees. Submit report at each national meeting.—Essential

4. Consider requests from NAIC members for friend-of-the-court briefs.—Essential

5. Establish and allocate functions and responsibilities to be performed by each zone.—Essential

6. Pursuant to the Bylaws, oversee the NAIC offices to assist the organization and the individual members in achieving the goals of the organization.—Essential

7. Conduct strategic planning on an ongoing basis.—Essential

8. Plan, implement and coordinate communications with the Federal Insurance Office (FIO). - Essential

9. Plan, implement and coordinate communications and activities with other state, federal, local, and international government organizations to advance the goals of the NAIC and promote understanding of state insurance regulation.—Essential

10. Review all requests for development of model laws and give approval of those requests if it is determined the mandated criteria has been satisfied. Reporting at each national meeting is required on model laws approved for development.—Essential