Ned is right. When parties meet behind closed doors the parties on the other side of the door cannot give constructive criticism. ONLY when the outcome of the closed door meetings go haywire in the public arena are the decisions reviewed–hence criticism.
Individual commissioners from states with strong sunshine laws should be legally challenged if they participate in closed door meetings on issues of public policy.
If you talk to a closed door, will anyone hear you?
If NAIC holds closed door meetings and doesn’t tell industry what they’re planning, how can industry offer proposals?
Ned is right. When parties meet behind closed doors the parties on the other side of the door cannot give constructive criticism. ONLY when the outcome of the closed door meetings go haywire in the public arena are the decisions reviewed–hence criticism.
Would Kevin McCarty be chosen to speak on any topic outside of Florida since he has so royally screwed up that state?
Individual commissioners from states with strong sunshine laws should be legally challenged if they participate in closed door meetings on issues of public policy.