ACLI And Jenner Part Ways

Regarding Jenner, the company official said that "he brought a great deal of credibility to the ACLI in a core area of industry interest."

Jenner has served as acting assistant secretary for tax policy from February through December 2004 and had been nominated by President Bush to be assistant secretary of the Treasury before joining the ACLI in May 2005.

Jenner had served as deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury for tax policy since 2002 before assuming the assistant's role.

The statement said that Ms. Cammack "has a wide range of tax experience," noting that she had served as a partner at Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP in Washington, D.C., where she represented clients before the IRS National Office, U.S. Treasury Department and Congress on tax issues affecting insurance products and companies.

The statement also said that Ms. Cammack served as an attorney-advisor for Treasury's Office of Tax Policy, focusing on insurance tax issues. In addition, she worked as an attorney-advisor in the Office of the Chief Counsel, IRS.

"Keep in mind that ACLI has a strong internal tax staff fully equipped to handle industry tax issues, as well as outside counsels, including former Treasury Tax Policy Assistant Secretary Pam Olson, to assist us on the wide range of tax matters facing life insurers," the statement said.