REBECCA COYLE

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Excutive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624 "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA)" - H.R. 756 "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act"

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- S. 1353 "Cybersecurity Act of 2013" - H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act" - S. 1638 "Cybersecurity Public Awareness Act" - H.R. 1468 SECURE IT

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act"

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- S. 1353 "Cybersecurity Act of 2013" - H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act"

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- S. 1353 "Cybersecurity Act of 2013" - H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act" - S. 1638 "Cybersecurity Public Awareness Act" - H.R. 1468 SECURE IT

Patents/Intellectual Property - worked to reduce auto repair costs for consumers by supporting H.R. 1663/S. 780, the "Promoting Automotive Trade and Sales Act of 2013." This legislation would permit the use of repair parts that are not manufactured by the vehicle's original manufacturer.

Patents/Intellectual Property - worked to reduce auto repair costs for consumers by supporting H.R. 1663/S. 780, the "Promoting Automotive Trade and Sales Act of 2013." This legislation would permit the use of repair parts that are not manufactured by the vehicle's original manufactuter.

Patents/Intellectual Property - worked to reduce auto repair costs for consumers by supporting H.R. 1663/S. 780, the "Promoting Automotive Trade and Sales Act of 2013." This legislation would permit the use of repair parts that are not manufactured by the vehicle's original manufacturer.

Supportive of legislative proposals to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. H.R. 1878/S. 905 - "The Safe Building Code Incentive Act," which would provide financial incentives to states that adopt and enforce nationally recognized model building codes for residential and commercial structures.H.R. 1101 - "The Homeowners and Taxpayers Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

Supportive of legislative proposals to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. H.R. 1878/S. 905 - "The Safe Building Code Incentive Act," which would provide financial incentives to states that adopt and enforce nationally recognized model building codes for residential and commercial structures.H.R. 1101 - "The Homeowners and Taxpayers Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

Supportive of legislative proposals to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. H.R. 1878/S. 905 - "The Safe Building Code Incentive Act," which would provide financial incentives to states that adopt and enforce nationally recognized model building codes for residential and commercial structures.H.R. 1101, "The Homeowners and Taxpayers Protection Act" and H.R. 240, "The Homeowners Insurance Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established aFederal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 2140/S. 1369 - Which would ensure that insurance regulatory and capital standards are applied to insurance-based SLHC's and systemically important nonbank financial companies. H.R. 99 - "Health Insurance Industry Antitrust Enforcement Act" which would repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act as related to health insurance and medical malpractice. H.R. 508 "Terrorism Risk Insurance Reauthorization Act of 2013" - The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, which provides a federal backstop for commercial P&C losses resulting from acts of terrorism is due to expire on December 31, 2014. Efforts are underway to extend the program.

P.L. 111-203 - Implementation and modifications for the "Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act," which eliminated the Office of Thrift Supervision, the primary regulator of State Farm Bank, and replaced it with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, effective July 21, 2011.The legislation modified the Bank Holding Company Act and the Home Owners Loan Act and provided that all Savings and Loan Holding Companies (SLHCs) are regulated by the Federal Reserve effective July 21, 2011. This entails new reporting requirements for the holding company. Also, the legislation created the Financial Stability Oversight Council to identify and regulate systemically important non-bank financial companies. Through the Collins Amendment, the Act imposed minimum risk-based capital and maximum leverage requirements on banks and SLHCs. As a result of this law, State Farm is also pursuing H.R. 2140, legislation intended to ensure that inappropriate banking standards are not applied to SLHCs primarily engaged in the business of insurance. In addition, it created a system for resolving failing systemically important companies. There are assessments associated with this new resolution authority. The Dodd-Frank Act also directed the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct a study evaluating the different standards of conduct between broker-dealer and investment advisors. It also modifies the rules governing investments by entities that have an insured depository within their corporate structure (i.e., the Volcker Rule).

P.L. 111-203 - Implementation and modifications for the "Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act," which eliminated the Office of Thrift Supervision, the primary regulator of State Farm Bank, and replaced it with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, effective July 21, 2011.The legislation modified the Bank Holding Company Act and the Home Owners Loan Act and provided that all Savings and Loan Holding Companies (SLHCs) are regulated by the Federal Reserve effective July 21, 2011. This entails new reporting requirements for the holding company. Also, the legislation created the Financial Stability Oversight Council to identify and regulate systemically important non-bank financial companies. Through the Collins Amendment, the Act imposed minimum risk-based capital and maximum leverage requirements on banks and SLHCs. In response to this law, State Farm is also supporting H.R. 2140 and S. 1369, legislation intended to ensure that inappropriate banking standards are not applied to SLHCs primarily engaged in the business of insurance. In addition, it created a system for resolving failing systemically important companies. There are assessments associated with this new resolution authority. The Dodd-Frank Act also directed the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct a study evaluating the different standards of conduct between broker-dealer and investment advisors. It also modifies the rules governing investments by entities that have an insured depository within their corporate structure (i.e., the Volcker Rule).

P.L. 111-203 - Implementation and modifications for the "Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act," which eliminated the Office of Thrift Supervision, the primary regulator of State Farm Bank, and replaced it with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, effective July 21, 2011.The legislation modified the Bank Holding Company Act and the Home Owners Loan Act and provided that all Savings and Loan Holding Companies (SLHCs) are regulated by the Federal Reserve effective July 21, 2011. This entails new reporting requirements for the holding company. Also, the legislation created the Financial Stability Oversight Council to identify and regulate systemically important non-bank financial companies. Through the Collins Amendment, the Act imposed minimum risk-based capital and maximum leverage requirements on banks and SLHCs. In response to this law, State Farm is also supporting H.R. 2140 and S. 1369, legislation intended to ensure that inappropriate banking standards are not applied to SLHCs primarily engaged in the business of insurance. In addition, it created a system for resolving failing systemically important companies. There are assessments associated with this new resolution authority. The Dodd-Frank Act also directed the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct a study evaluating the different standards of conduct between broker-dealer and investment advisors. It also modified the rules governing investments by entities that have an insured depository within their corporate structure (i.e., the Volcker Rule).

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established aFederal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 2140/S. 1369 - Which would ensure that insurance regulatory and capital standards are applied to insurance-based SLHC's and systemically important nonbank financial companies. H.R. 99 - "Health Insurance Industry Antitrust Enforcement Act" which would repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act as related to health insurance and medical malpractice. Terrorism Risk Insurance - The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, which provides a federal backstop for commercial P&C losses resulting from acts of terrorism is due to expire on December 31, 2014. Efforts are underway to extend the program.

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established aFederal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 2140 - The Insurance Capital and Accounting Standards Act of 2013, which would ensure that insurance regulatory and capital standards are applied to insurance-based SLHC's and systemically important nonbank financial companies. H.R. 99 - "Health Insurance Industry Antitrust Enforcement Act" which would repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act as related to health insurance and medical malpractice. Terrorism Risk Insurance - The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, which provides a federal backstop for commercial P&C losses resulting from acts of terrorism is due to expire on December 31, 2014. Efforts are underway to extend the program.

Supportive of legislative proposals to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. H.R. 1878/S. 905 - "The Safe Building Code Incentive Act," which would provide financial incentives to states that adopt and enforce nationally recognized model building codes for residential and commercial structures.H.R. 1101, "The Homeowners and Taxpayers Protection Act" and H.R. 240, "The Homeowners Insurance Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

H.R. 2690 - the "Postal Reform Act of 2013" and S. 1486 - the "Postal Reform Act of 2013" - State Farm is supportive of other Congressional efforts to pass postal reform legislation.

H.R. 2690 - the "Innovate to Deliver (I2D) Act of 2013" - State Farm is supportive of other Congressional efforts to pass postal reform legislation.

H.R. 2690 - the "Postal Reform Act of 2013" and S. 1486 - the "Postal Reform Act of 2013" - State Farm is supportive of other Congressional efforts to pass postal reform legislation.

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established aFederal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 2140/S. 1369 - Which would ensure that insurance regulatory and capital standards are applied to insurance-based SLHC's and systemically important nonbank financial companies. H.R. 99 - "Health Insurance Industry Antitrust Enforcement Act" which would repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act as related to health insurance and medical malpractice. H.R. 508 "Terrorism Risk Insurance Reauthorization Act of 2013" - The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, which provides a federal backstop for commercial P&C losses resulting from acts of terrorism is due to expire on December 31, 2014. Efforts are underway to extend the program.

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Excutive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624 "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA)" - H.R. 756 "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act"

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- S. 1353 "Cybersecurity Act of 2013" - H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act"

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act"

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- S. 1353 "Cybersecurity Act of 2013" - H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act" - S. 1638 "Cybersecurity Public Awareness Act" - H.R. 1468 SECURE IT

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established aFederal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 2140/S. 1369 - Which would ensure that insurance regulatory and capital standards are applied to insurance-based SLHC's and systemically important nonbank financial companies. H.R. 99 - "Health Insurance Industry Antitrust Enforcement Act" which would repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act as related to health insurance and medical malpractice. H.R. 508 "Terrorism Risk Insurance Reauthorization Act of 2013" - The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, which provides a federal backstop for commercial P&C losses resulting from acts of terrorism is due to expire on December 31, 2014. Efforts are underway to extend the program.

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established aFederal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a "Consumer Financial Protection Bureau;" created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a reveiw of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 99 - "Health Insurance Industry Antitrust Enforcement Act" which would repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act as related to health insurance and medical malpractice. Terrorism Risk Insuance: The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, which provides a federal backstop for commercial P&C losses resulting from acts of terrorism is due to expire on December 31, 2014. Efforts are underway to extend the program.

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established aFederal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 2140/S. 1369 - Which would ensure that insurance regulatory and capital standards are applied to insurance-based SLHC's and systemically important nonbank financial companies. H.R. 99 - "Health Insurance Industry Antitrust Enforcement Act" which would repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act as related to health insurance and medical malpractice. Terrorism Risk Insurance - The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, which provides a federal backstop for commercial P&C losses resulting from acts of terrorism is due to expire on December 31, 2014. Efforts are underway to extend the program.

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established aFederal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 2140 - The Insurance Capital and Accounting Standards Act of 2013, which would ensure that insurance regulatory and capital standards are applied to insurance-based SLHC's and systemically important nonbank financial companies. H.R. 99 - "Health Insurance Industry Antitrust Enforcement Act" which would repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act as related to health insurance and medical malpractice. Terrorism Risk Insurance - The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, which provides a federal backstop for commercial P&C losses resulting from acts of terrorism is due to expire on December 31, 2014. Efforts are underway to extend the program.

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- S. 1353 "Cybersecurity Act of 2013" - H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act"

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- S. 1353 "Cybersecurity Act of 2013" - H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act" - S. 1638 "Cybersecurity Public Awareness Act" - H.R. 1468 SECURE IT

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established aFederal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 2140/S. 1369 - Which would ensure that insurance regulatory and capital standards are applied to insurance-based SLHC's and systemically important nonbank financial companies. H.R. 99 - "Health Insurance Industry Antitrust Enforcement Act" which would repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act as related to health insurance and medical malpractice. H.R. 508 "Terrorism Risk Insurance Reauthorization Act of 2013" - The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, which provides a federal backstop for commercial P&C losses resulting from acts of terrorism is due to expire on December 31, 2014. Efforts are underway to extend the program.

P.L. 111-203 - Implementation and modifications for the "Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act," which eliminated the Office of Thrift Supervision, the primary regulator of State Farm Bank, and replaced it with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, effective July 21, 2011.The legislation modified the Bank Holding Company Act and the Home Owners Loan Act and provided that all Savings and Loan Holding Companies (SLHCs) are regulated by the Federal Reserve effective July 21, 2011. This entails new reporting requirements for the holding company. Also, the legislation created the Financial Stability Oversight Council to identify and regulate systemically important non-bank financial companies. Through the Collins Amendment, the Act imposed minimum risk-based capital and maximum leverage requirements on banks and SLHCs. In response to this law, State Farm is also supporting H.R. 2140 and S. 1369, legislation intended to ensure that inappropriate banking standards are not applied to SLHCs primarily engaged in the business of insurance. In addition, it created a system for resolving failing systemically important companies. There are assessments associated with this new resolution authority. The Dodd-Frank Act also directed the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct a study evaluating the different standards of conduct between broker-dealer and investment advisors. It also modifies the rules governing investments by entities that have an insured depository within their corporate structure (i.e., the Volcker Rule).

P.L. 111-203 - Implementation and modifications for the "Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act," which eliminated the Office of Thrift Supervision, the primary regulator of State Farm Bank, and replaced it with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, effective July 21, 2011.The legislation modified the Bank Holding Company Act and the Home Owners Loan Act and provided that all Savings and Loan Holding Companies (SLHCs) are regulated by the Federal Reserve effective July 21, 2011. This entails new reporting requirements for the holding company. Also, the legislation created the Financial Stability Oversight Council to identify and regulate systemically important non-bank financial companies. Through the Collins Amendment, the Act imposed minimum risk-based capital and maximum leverage requirements on banks and SLHCs. In response to this law, State Farm is also supporting H.R. 2140 and S. 1369, legislation intended to ensure that inappropriate banking standards are not applied to SLHCs primarily engaged in the business of insurance. In addition, it created a system for resolving failing systemically important companies. There are assessments associated with this new resolution authority. The Dodd-Frank Act also directed the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct a study evaluating the different standards of conduct between broker-dealer and investment advisors. It also modified the rules governing investments by entities that have an insured depository within their corporate structure (i.e., the Volcker Rule).

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established aFederal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau; created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 2140/S. 1369 - Which would ensure that insurance regulatory and capital standards are applied to insurance-based SLHC's and systemically important nonbank financial companies. H.R. 99 - "Health Insurance Industry Antitrust Enforcement Act" which would repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act as related to health insurance and medical malpractice. Terrorism Risk Insurance - The Terrorism Risk Insurance Program, which provides a federal backstop for commercial P&C losses resulting from acts of terrorism is due to expire on December 31, 2014. Efforts are underway to extend the program.

H.R. 2690 - the "Postal Reform Act of 2013" and S. 1486 - the "Postal Reform Act of 2013" - State Farm is supportive of other Congressional efforts to pass postal reform legislation.

H.R. 2690 - the "Postal Reform Act of 2013" and S. 1486 - the "Postal Reform Act of 2013" - State Farm is supportive of other Congressional efforts to pass postal reform legislation.

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- S. 1353 "Cybersecurity Act of 2013" - H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act" - S. 1638 "Cybersecurity Public Awareness Act" - H.R. 1468 SECURE IT

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Excutive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624 "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA)" - H.R. 756 "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act"

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- S. 1353 "Cybersecurity Act of 2013" - H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act" - S. 1638 "Cybersecurity Public Awareness Act" - H.R. 1468 SECURE IT

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act"

Information and Security legislation, proposals and administrative orders: - Executive Orders on "Improving Critical Infrastructure Cybersecurity" - H.R. 624, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act" (CISPA) - H.R. 756, "Cyber Security Enhancement Act"- S. 1353 "Cybersecurity Act of 2013" - H.R. 1163 "Federal Information Security Amendments Act" - S. 21 "Cybersecurity and American Cyber Competitiveness Act"

Patents/Intellectual Property - worked to reduce auto repair costs for consumers by supporting H.R. 1663/S. 780, the "Promoting Automotive Trade and Sales Act of 2013." This legislation would permit the use of repair parts that are not manufactured by the vehicle's original manufactuter.

Patents/Intellectual Property - worked to reduce auto repair costs for consumers by supporting H.R. 1663/S. 780, the "Promoting Automotive Trade and Sales Act of 2013." This legislation would permit the use of repair parts that are not manufactured by the vehicle's original manufacturer.

Patents/Intellectual Property - worked to reduce auto repair costs for consumers by supporting H.R. 1663/S. 780, the "Promoting Automotive Trade and Sales Act of 2013." This legislation would permit the use of repair parts that are not manufactured by the vehicle's original manufacturer.

Supportive of legislative proposals to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. H.R. 1878/S. 905 - "The Safe Building Code Incentive Act," which would provide financial incentives to states that adopt and enforce nationally recognized model building codes for residential and commercial structures.H.R. 1101, "The Homeowners and Taxpayers Protection Act" and H.R. 240, "The Homeowners Insurance Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

Supportive of legislative proposals to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. H.R. 1878/S. 905 - "The Safe Building Code Incentive Act," which would provide financial incentives to states that adopt and enforce nationally recognized model building codes for residential and commercial structures.H.R. 1101 - "The Homeowners and Taxpayers Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

Supportive of legislative proposals to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. H.R. 1878/S. 905 - "The Safe Building Code Incentive Act," which would provide financial incentives to states that adopt and enforce nationally recognized model building codes for residential and commercial structures.H.R. 1101 - "The Homeowners and Taxpayers Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

Passage of S. 1789, the "21st Century Postal Service Act." House legislation - H.R. 2309, the "Postal Reform Act," and H.R. 1262, the "Reform of the Postal Service for the 21st Century Act."

Passage of S. 1789, the "21st Century Postal Service Act." House legislation - H.R. 2309, the "Postal Reform Act," and H.R. 1262, the "Reform of the Postal Service for the 21st Century Act."

Passage of S. 1789, the "21st Century Postal Service Act." House legislation - H.R. 2309, the "Postal Reform Act," and H.R. 1262, the "Reform of the Postal Service for the 21st Century Act."

Privacy bills in the Senate: S. 3333, the "Data Security and Breach Notification Act of 2012," which would require certain entities to securely collect and maintain personal information of individuals and provide notice in the case of a breach. Privacy bills in the House: H.R. 2577, "Data Breach of 2011;" H.R. 611, the "Best PRACTICES Act of 2011;" and H.R. 1528, the "Consumer Privacy Act of 2011" are in the Energy and Commerce Committee; H.R. 653, the "Financial Information Privacy Act of 2011" is in the Financial Services Committee.

Privacy bills in the Senate: S. 2105, "Cybersecurity Act of 2012" - directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to conduct assessment of risks; establishes a procedure for designation of critical infrastructure; and sets requirements for notification of risks and threats. S. 3333, the "Data Security and Breach Notification Act of 2012," which would require certain entitites to securely collect and maintain personal information of individuals and provide notice in the case of a breach. Privacy bills in the House: H.R. 3523, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011" - amends the National Security Act of 1947 to provide procedures regarding cyber threat intelligence and information sharing. Passed in House and referred to Senate. H.R. 2577, "Data Breach of 2011;" H.R. 611, the "Best PRACTICES Act of 2011;" and H.R. 1528, the "Consumer Privacy Act of 2011" are in the Energy and Commerce Committee; H.R. 653, the "Financial Information Privacy Act of 2011" is in the Financial Services Committee. H.R. 3674, "Promoting and Enhancing Cybersecurity and Information Sharing Effectiveness" - provides for the Secretary of Homeland Security to coordinate cybersecurity efforts for government and critical infrastructure networks.

Legislation to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. This includes H.R. 2069, the Safe Buidling Code Incentive Act.

Legislation to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. This includes H.R. 2069, the Safe Building Code Incentive Act and S. 3694, a stand alone companion to H.R. 2069. H.R. 6477 -"The Taxpayer Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

Legislation to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. This includes H.R. 2069, the Safe Buidling Code Incentive Act. H.R. 6477 - "The Taxpayer Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

Passage of S. 1789, the "21st Century Postal Service Act." House legislation - H.R. 2309, the "Postal Reform Act," and H.R. 1262, the "Reform of the Postal Service for the 21st Century Act."

Passage of S. 1789, the "21st Century Postal Service Act." House legislation - H.R. 2309, the "Postal Reform Act," and H.R. 1262, the "Reform of the Postal Service for the 21st Century Act."

Passage of S. 1789, the "21st Century Postal Service Act." House legislation - H.R. 2309, the "Postal Reform Act," and H.R. 1262, the "Reform of the Postal Service for the 21st Century Act."

Privacy bills in the Senate: S. 3333, the "Data Security and Breach Notification Act of 2012," which would require certain entities to securely collect and maintain personal information of individuals and provide notice in the case of a breach. Privacy bills in the House: H.R. 2577, "Data Breach of 2011;" H.R. 611, the "Best PRACTICES Act of 2011;" and H.R. 1528, the "Consumer Privacy Act of 2011" are in the Energy and Commerce Committee; H.R. 653, the "Financial Information Privacy Act of 2011" is in the Financial Services Committee.

Privacy bills in the Senate: S. 2105, "Cybersecurity Act of 2012" - directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to conduct assessment of risks; establishes a procedure for designation of critical infrastructure; and sets requirements for notification of risks and threats. S. 3333, the "Data Security and Breach Notification Act of 2012," which would require certain entitites to securely collect and maintain personal information of individuals and provide notice in the case of a breach. Privacy bills in the House: H.R. 3523, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011" - amends the National Security Act of 1947 to provide procedures regarding cyber threat intelligence and information sharing. Passed in House and referred to Senate. H.R. 2577, "Data Breach of 2011;" H.R. 611, the "Best PRACTICES Act of 2011;" and H.R. 1528, the "Consumer Privacy Act of 2011" are in the Energy and Commerce Committee; H.R. 653, the "Financial Information Privacy Act of 2011" is in the Financial Services Committee. H.R. 3674, "Promoting and Enhancing Cybersecurity and Information Sharing Effectiveness" - provides for the Secretary of Homeland Security to coordinate cybersecurity efforts for government and critical infrastructure networks.

Privacy bills in the Senate: S. 2105, "Cybersecurity Act of 2012" - directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to conduct assessment of risks; establishes a procedure for designation of critical infrastructure; and sets requirements for notification of risks and threats. S. 3333, the "Data Security and Breach Notification Act of 2012," which would require certain entitites to securely collect and maintain personal information of individuals and provide notice in the case of a breach. Privacy bills in the House: H.R. 3523, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011" - amends the National Security Act of 1947 to provide procedures regarding cyber threat intelligence and information sharing. Passed in House and referred to Senate. H.R. 2577, "Data Breach of 2011;" H.R. 611, the "Best PRACTICES Act of 2011;" and H.R. 1528, the "Consumer Privacy Act of 2011" are in the Energy and Commerce Committee; H.R. 653, the "Financial Information Privacy Act of 2011" is in the Financial Services Committee. H.R. 3674, "Promoting and Enhancing Cybersecurity and Information Sharing Effectiveness" - provides for the Secretary of Homeland Security to coordinate cybersecurity efforts for government and critical infrastructure networks.

S. 2105, "Cybersecurity Act of 2012" - directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to conduct assessment of risks; establishes a procedure for designation of critical infrastructure; and sets requirements for notification of risks and threats. H.R. 3523, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011" - amends the National Security Act of 1947 to provide procedures regarding cyber threat intelligence and information sharing. Passed in House and referred to Senate. H.R. 3674, "Promoting and Enhancing Cybersecurity and Information Sharing Effectiveness" - provides for the Secretary of Homeland Security to coordinate cybersecurity efforts for government and critical infrastructure networks.

Patents/Intellectual Property - worked to reduce auto repair costs for consumers by supporting H.R. 3889, the "Promoting Automotive Repair, Trade and Sales (PARTS) Act," legislation permitting the use of repair parts that are not manufactured by the vehicle's original manufacturer.

Patents/Intellectual Property - worked to reduce auto repair costs for consumers by supporting H.R. 3889, the "Promoting Automotive Repair, Trade and Sales (PARTS) Act," legislation permitting the use of repair parts that are not manufactured by the vehicle's original manufacturer.

Patents/Intellectual Property - worked to reduce auto repair costs for consumers by supporting H.R. 3889, the "Promoting Automotive Repair, Trade and Sales (PARTS) Act," legislation permiting the use of repair parts that are not manufactured by the vehicle's original manufacturer.

P.L. 111-203 - Implementation and modifications of the "Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act," which eliminated the Office of Thrift Supervision, the primary regulator of State Farm Bank, and replaced it with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, effective July 21, 2011. The legislation modified the Bank Holding Company Act and the Home Owners Loan Act and provided that all Savings and Loan Holding Companies (SLHCs) are regulated by the Federal Reserve effective July 21, 2011. This entails new reporting requirements for the holding company. Also, the legislation created the Financial Stability Oversight Council to identify and regulate systemically important non-bank financial companies. Through the Collins Amendment, the Act imposes minimum risk-based capital and maximum leverage requirements on banks and SLHCs. In addition, it created a system for resolving failing systemically important companies. There are assessments associated with this new resolution authority. The Dodd-Frank Act also directed the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct a study evaluating the different standards of conduct between broker-dealers and investment advisors. It also modifies the rules governing investments by entities that have an insured depository within their corporate structure (i.e., the Volcker Rule). Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Proposed Rule on Confidential Treatment of Privileged Information RIN3170-AA20. H.R. 4014/S. 2099 - legislation to amend the Federal Deposit Insurance Act with respect to adding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for the protection of confidential and privileged information.

P.L. 111-203 - Implementation and modifications of the "Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act," which eliminated the Office of Thrift Supervision, the primary regulator of State Farm Bank, and replaced it with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, effective July 21, 2011. The legislation modified the Bank Holding Company Act and the Home Owners Loan Act and provided that all Savings and Loan Holding Companies (SLHCs) are regulated by the Federal Reserve effective July 21, 2011. This entails new reporting requirements for the holding company. Also, the legislation created the Financial Stability Oversight Council to identify and regulate systemically important non-bank financial companies. Through the Collins Amendment, the Act imposes minimum risk-based capital and maximum leverage requirements on banks and SLHCs. In addition, it created a system for resolving failing systemically important companies. There are assessments associated with this new resolution authority. The Dodd-Frank Act also directed the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to conduct a study evaluating the different standards of conduct between broker-dealers and investment advisors. It also modifies the rules governing investments by entities that have an insured depository within their corporate structure (i.e., the Volcker Rule). H.R. 4014/S. 2099 and S. 3394 - legislation to amend the Federal Deposit Insurance Act with respect to adding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for the protection of confidential and privileged information.

Privacy bills in the Senate: S. 2105, "Cybersecurity Act of 2012" - directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to conduct assessment of risks; establishes a procedure for designation of critical infrastructure; and sets requirements for notification of risks and threats. S. 3333, the "Data Security and Breach Notification Act of 2012," which would require certain entitites to securely collect and maintain personal information of individuals and provide notice in the case of a breach. Privacy bills in the House: H.R. 3523, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011" - amends the National Security Act of 1947 to provide procedures regarding cyber threat intelligence and information sharing. Passed in House and referred to Senate. H.R. 2577, "Data Breach of 2011;" H.R. 611, the "Best PRACTICES Act of 2011;" and H.R. 1528, the "Consumer Privacy Act of 2011" are in the Energy and Commerce Committee; H.R. 653, the "Financial Information Privacy Act of 2011" is in the Financial Services Committee. H.R. 3674, "Promoting and Enhancing Cybersecurity and Information Sharing Effectiveness" - provides for the Secretary of Homeland Security to coordinate cybersecurity efforts for government and critical infrastructure networks.

Privacy bills in the Senate: S. 3333, the "Data Security and Breach Notification Act of 2012," which would require certain entities to securely collect and maintain personal information of individuals and provide notice in the case of a breach. Privacy bills in the House: H.R. 2577, "Data Breach of 2011;" H.R. 611, the "Best PRACTICES Act of 2011;" and H.R. 1528, the "Consumer Privacy Act of 2011" are in the Energy and Commerce Committee; H.R. 653, the "Financial Information Privacy Act of 2011" is in the Financial Services Committee.

Legislation to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. This includes H.R. 2069, the Safe Building Code Incentive Act and S. 3694, a stand alone companion to H.R. 2069. H.R. 6477 -"The Taxpayer Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

Legislation to promote federal incentives for states to adopt and enforce statewide building codes. This includes H.R. 2069, the Safe Buidling Code Incentive Act. H.R. 6477 - "The Taxpayer Protection Act" to create a federal backstop to stand behind state catastrophe funds through the U.S. Treasury Department's sale of reinsurance and the establishment of a guarantee program for debt issued by state catastrophe funds.

Privacy bills in the Senate: S. 2105, "Cybersecurity Act of 2012" - directs the Secretary of Homeland Security to conduct assessment of risks; establishes a procedure for designation of critical infrastructure; and sets requirements for notification of risks and threats. S. 3333, the "Data Security and Breach Notification Act of 2012," which would require certain entitites to securely collect and maintain personal information of individuals and provide notice in the case of a breach. Privacy bills in the House: H.R. 3523, "Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act of 2011" - amends the National Security Act of 1947 to provide procedures regarding cyber threat intelligence and information sharing. Passed in House and referred to Senate. H.R. 2577, "Data Breach of 2011;" H.R. 611, the "Best PRACTICES Act of 2011;" and H.R. 1528, the "Consumer Privacy Act of 2011" are in the Energy and Commerce Committee; H.R. 653, the "Financial Information Privacy Act of 2011" is in the Financial Services Committee. H.R. 3674, "Promoting and Enhancing Cybersecurity and Information Sharing Effectiveness" - provides for the Secretary of Homeland Security to coordinate cybersecurity efforts for government and critical infrastructure networks.

Privacy bills in the Senate: S. 3333, the "Data Security and Breach Notification Act of 2012," which would require certain entities to securely collect and maintain personal information of individuals and provide notice in the case of a breach. Privacy bills in the House: H.R. 2577, "Data Breach of 2011;" H.R. 611, the "Best PRACTICES Act of 2011;" and H.R. 1528, the "Consumer Privacy Act of 2011" are in the Energy and Commerce Committee; H.R. 653, the "Financial Information Privacy Act of 2011" is in the Financial Services Committee.

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established a Federal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a "Consumer Financial Protection Bureau;" created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a reveiw of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC depository institutions within their corporate structure. H.R. 5 - Legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which includes creation of an Independent Payment Acvisory Board, and reform for medical malpractice, and proposed amendments to repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act for "the business of health insurance." Passed in the House, referred to the Senate.

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. Congressional Oversight relating to P.L. 111-203, the Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - established a Federal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; established a "Consumer Financial Protection Bureau;" created a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; created a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposed proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC despoitory insitutitons within their corporate structure. H.R. 5 - Legisation to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which includes creation of an Independent Payment Advisory Board, and reform for medical malpractice, and proposed amendments to repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act for "the business of health insurance." Passed in the House, referred to the Senate.

Improving the efficiency of the current regulatory system, whether by modifying the existing state system or creating an optional federal charter for insurance companies. P.L. 111-203, the Dodd Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act - establishes a Federal Insurance Office within the Department of Treasury; establishes a "Consumer Financial Protection Bureau;" creates a Financial Stability Oversight Council to regulate systemically important companies; calls for a review of the standards for investment advisors and broker dealers; creates a system for winding down the affairs of failing systemically important companies; and imposes proprietary trading restrictions on financial firms with FDIC despoitory insitutitons within their corporate structure. P.L. 112-141, the "Surface Transportation Extension of 2012," to reform and extend the National Flood Insurance Program for five years. H.R. 5 - Legisation to repeal the Affordable Care Act's creation of an Independent Payment Advisory Board and reform medical malpractice and proposed amendments to repeal the McCarran-Ferguson Act for "the business of health insurance." Passed in the House, referred to the Senate.