Re: [Fwd: Privacy and Mandatory Auto Insurance]

["Ilene K. Johnson" <ikj@mindspring.com>]

I suggest you write the insurance commissioner of the State of Pennsylvania
who will be better able to help you.  This is their jurisdiction.  The
person in the Senator's office is a legislative correspondent whose sole
responsibility is to answer mail concerning legislative issues pertaining to
congress.  The auto insurance is a state matter.  If you want to write a
legislative individual, your state representative might be able to serve you
better
-----Original Message-----
From: Dynalysis of Princeton <mail@dynalysis.com>
To: Multiple recipients of list MED-PRIVACY <med-privacy@essential.org>
Date: Friday, March 12, 1999 10:24 AM
Subject: [Fwd: Privacy and Mandatory Auto Insurance]


>Dear Peter:
>
>Below is my first letter to Specter to which he responded. Yesterday I
>wrote to him again and sent him my address.  Perhaps he will be able to
>help me.  I asked that he look at the auto insurance question with the
>medical privacy issue in mind. I expanded my concerns mentioning the
>past experience with a medical records release but focused on the
>control of information once it was obtained by the auto insurance
>industry.  Hopefully he will give this some thought if the email gets to
>him.
>
>Regards,
>Barbara
>