What is NOT a goal of the NAIC Accreditation Program?

The NAIC Accreditation Program primarily aims to promote uniformity in regulatory practices across states to ensure the financial stability of insurance companies and protect consumers. Among its key goals are enhancing solvency laws, ensuring effective financial analysis, and establishing consumer protection standards.

Choosing to highlight political lobbying among insurance companies does not align with the NAIC's objectives. The program focuses on the regulatory framework rather than influencing political activities or lobbying efforts of the insurance industry. Thus, the idea of promoting political lobbying is not a goal of the NAIC Accreditation Program, which is fundamentally centered on regulation, oversight, and maintaining a healthy insurance market to protect consumers and stakeholders.