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 | The Department of Labor (DOL) published a proposed rule on July 23, 2026 that would make it easier for the plan sponsors and administrators of group health plans to furnish required notices electronically. The proposal creates a new electronic disclosure safe harbor for group health plans and is intended to reduce administrative burden and mailing costs while expanding digital access to plan information.
Learning Objectives:
>> How the proposed rule fits in with the DOL’s existing guidance regarding electronic delivery.
>> Plans and disclosures that are covered under the new proposed rule.
>> Learn who qualifies as a “covered individual.”
>> Learn the requirements for posting covered disclosures on a website.
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| Formats Available: Live Event + On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: September 09, 2026
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 | The Department of Labor (DOL) published a proposed rule on July 23, 2026 that would make it
easier for the plan sponsors and administrators of group health plans to furnish required notices
electronically. The proposal creates a new electronic disclosure safe harbor for group health
plans and is intended to reduce administrative burden and mailing costs while expanding digital
access to plan information.
Learning Objectives:
>> How the proposed rule fits in with the DOL’s existing guidance regarding electronic delivery.
>> Plans and disclosures that are covered under the new proposed rule.
>> Learn who qualifies as a “covered individual.”
>> Learn the requirements for posting covered disclosures on a website.
| Formats Available: Live Event + On-Demand
| Original Seminar Date: September 17, 2026
| MORE INFO |
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