It seems that the regulatory folks in downtown Hartford will be taking a lighter hand when it comes to insurance rate regulation,
according to Insurance Journal:
The Connecticut House has passed a bill providing flex-rating for personal lines insurance with a six percent flex
band.[...]Flex-rating enables insurers to implement rate changes within a percentage band without approval from the regulator. Larger
changes must still undergo regulatory review before going into effect. Under the current prior approval systems, all rates and
rating plans must be filed and approved before going into effect.