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Monthly Archives: May 2010
Congratulations to Spring 2010 AAA Award Winners
Twenty-one organizations have been recognized with an Award of Excellence in the spring round of judging for the 2010 Associations Advance America (AAA) Award program, sponsored by ASAE & The Center for Association Leadership. Now in its 20th year, the … Continue reading
Congress to Revise Communications Statute
Arguing that new mobile technology has made small changes no longer possible, key Congressional Democrats announced a plan yesterday to review and revise the Telecommunications Act with an eye to regulating mobile and broadband technologies. Senate Commerce Chairman Jay Rockefeller … Continue reading
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Current Health Plans Could Hinge on Federal Regs
A story in today’s Washington Post highlights the importance of associations in being involved in the regulatory process. Many of the provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act have regulatory requirements, and as deadlines in the legislation approach, … Continue reading
Draft Regulations Released for Older Dependent Coverage
Three Cabinet agencies released joint regulations on the extension of dependent coverage to adults under age 27 yesterday, providing a draft of the rules that will govern part of the health care reform law that goes into effect on September … Continue reading
HHS Expected to Release Guidance on Expanded Dependents Coverage
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) could release as early as today an interim final rule on the provision in the health care reform bill allowing dependents up to age 26 to remain on a parent’s health care … Continue reading
Trade Associations Voice Concern Over CFPA
Some medical and health care trade associations are voicing concerns over the Senate legislation to regulate the nation’s financial industry, according to The Hill newspaper. Currently, the Senate is considering S. 3217, legislation to regulate financial transactions through a new … Continue reading