Post #39654 by albaby1 on the US Policy board

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They can issue regs to require the insurance companies to disclose pricing of care all day long:

How? They can't issue a regulation unless there's a statute authorizing them to issue that regulation.

Unless Congress passes a law that requires insurance companies to disclose pricing, the Executive can't just decide to make them do it. If there's a statute, the agencies can promulgate regulations to implement it. But if there isn't a statutory basis for the regulation, they can't.

What statute authorizes the agencies to require price disclosure (that isn't already being implemented)?

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